Perfect Angle

 Switch
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  1. Switch Player
    Jul 9, 2018
    40
    Perfect Angle looks to provide a short compelling experience and the interesting perspective mechanic is novel at first but the game quickly runs out of ideas and some minor design decisions only make some of the puzzles even more of a drag.
  2. Nintenderos
    Jul 31, 2018
    16
    It is a good puzzle game but the developers couldn't make it profitable. The story is weird and it doesn't pay attention to the soundtrack. The variety of puzzles is really small. This makes Perfect Angle frustrating, because it will come with several bugs and problems to Nintendo Switch.

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  1. merkaba48
    Jul 6, 2019
    2
    Poor game, and a poor conversion onto Switch.

    Conversion isssues: Frequent framerate issues, often low, but can drop into 5 FPS range after    Poor game, and a poor conversion onto Switch.

    Conversion isssues: Frequent framerate issues, often low, but can drop into 5 FPS range after destroying objects. No control options - can only use left stick, not d-pad, and cannot turn off vibration which happens CONSTANTLY as you turn the view.

    Game issues:
    - The shape you are hunting for is revealed if you spend a 'hint'. Hints take 2 minutes to recharge, so you are literally hunting for something you don't know the shape of for most of the time.
    - There is very little sense of achievement for finding the solution, due to the above point and because also it automatically 'locks' you in if you are near the solution. So, often, you'll just see a mangled mess of shapes, then you hit the threshold of being near the solution and it does the last little bit for you - 'magically' transforming that random jumble into an image you didn't know you were searching for.

    - There is a story. I'd rather they spent more time on making the game enjoyable and well designed than spending time on an abstract story that makes no sense in the context of the game anyway.

    - It is not a pretty game. Sure it sometimes has some neat abstracted geometry, but aesthetically, this game is not good.

    - It's just not a well designed game. I wouldn't even say it's an OK designed game. It's bad. The solution for one level is to look straight up at the ceiling, at the correct rotation, because the shape made by the architectural opening to the sky is the solution and not anything to do with the 20 random boxes strewn about the level. It's just stupidly going, "Aha, you thought the solution was in the boxes, didn't you!".

    I regret buying this game.    … Full Review »
  2. Cathartic
    Sep 2, 2018
    2
    WIth a long start-up time, poor background graphics, twisting puzzles without any indication of what you're attempting to find, and shaky,WIth a long start-up time, poor background graphics, twisting puzzles without any indication of what you're attempting to find, and shaky, jumpy and sometimes simply disturbing narrative sections, this has to be an 80p game lumped in with the £5 software. After several minutes of twisting, turning, changing the water level and some sighing, DS2 asks me to solve the puzzle - of something sideways-on...or with objects that weren't part of the picture at all. The puzzle pinged and snapped to the right shape on its own, and not before time. Several of the levels have a nasty blue screen representing being under water - they are not attractive levels. This game is best avoided, even if the trailer looked promising.… Full Review »