I often found myself simply punting for a one star rating and then coming back later once I’d gained some brain power, to clean up. If you really want to shoot for that three star rating, you’ll need to collect everything. This normally only requires you to collect a small number of food. Solving a puzzle that you’ve been stuck on for ages makes you feel like you’ve ascended to a higher plane of consciousness.Įach level can be completed with a one star rating fairly easily. When you can’t quite see a solution, try new things. Can you squeeze into this tight space? Try it, it might be the solution you are looking for. They all adhere to some very sound logic and utilization of the space around you. The undo button was getting sick of me, I reckon! That said, I respect the puzzle design.
That doesn’t stop you from encountering a number of difficulty spikes, and there were quite a few moments where I just sat there in despair as I couldn’t work out what I was doing wrong. It felt like the right amount of time, even if I struggled with many of the levels. I’m not usually great at puzzlers like this, so I appreciated the length I was given between introducing new mechanics. Some levels get especially tight, using every single empty space to complete, and you’ll eventually have multiple pairs of portals on screen at once making for levels that require an insane amount of big brain energy to complete.Īll of the mechanics are introduced gradually, giving you time to get to grips with each one. These portals split your worm and give rise to some really inventive ways of completing levels, squeezing your body into as much space as possible. If things weren’t complicated enough, now you have to work your way through space and time in order to eat all the delicious food. Later, the game is changed once again when you get to the portals. It required some serious brain power to figure out. One particular level stuck out was have to tie together eighth explosions in a chain, meaning I spent about 20 minutes counting what I was eating, going forward, measuring my body against the rocks and then undoing all my progress if I was wrong. That can be handy when coming up against destructible walls, but means you need to figure out the eat order so there’s the exact amount of spaces between where you hit the mine and where the explosion occurs. These cause secondary explosions when you hit a mine, if eaten after a green food. But what if you like a bit of spice in your diet? Enter the spicy red food.
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