Deleveled

Deleveled is not as easy as it looks, testing your patience and mental fortitude. I did struggle early on with the difficulty and it took me many attempts at some levels. It’s an interesting take on the platforming genre and you get a good sense of achievement finally nailing a difficult level and being rewarded with a gold star.

Deleveled is a paint by numbers, minimalist platformer, entering a swamped genre with not much on offer. The controls are fine, the puzzles are pretty tricky, and the concept is fine, but there really isn’t that much to write home about with Deleveled.

Deleveled is a simple collection of puzzles that delivers clever design characteristics over a clean aesthetic and poppy chiptune soundtrack. This works in making the gameplay clear but lacks further charm that could make this an addicting can't put down affair. Much like a book of sudoku, your mileage may vary.

Deleveled offers addictive and challenging gameplay throughout the 120 levels in the game. It is a simple concept of momentum in action, but don’t let that fool you. As Deleveled certainly delivers lots of puzzling enjoyment and hours of bouncing fun.

For lovers of a good intellectual challenge, Deleveled is a great choice for times when you want to escape the frantic action of other titles. Even without any campaign "forcing" you to reach the end, the game loses the essence of casual game a bit by creating this commitment to finish the screens perfectly to proceed to the next worlds.

Although I enjoyed my time with Deleveled, it definitely has its frustrating moments. However, I still recommend it to 2D puzzle fans.

with solid puzles deleveled has some clever physics puzles, it has a ton of leveles, but the minimalistic approach doesn’t justify the time you spend with the game.

Minimalism in game design is always a bit interesting...