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Company Name: Joel McDonald LLC
About: ~ Apple Game of the Year 2015 ~
~ TIME Magazine Game of the Year 2015 ~
Prune
is a love letter to trees. A game about the beauty and joy of cultivation.
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It’s art is lovely at least...
by Blue Albatross
I really enjoyed the art style of simplified colors to tell you what to avoid and the objective is, it lends itself well to the interesting gameplay mechanic of letting the tree grow and pruning it back to avoid obstacles. I enjoyed all the levels and trying to get the blue flowers as the challenge but it’s way too short. I beat this game under three hours and I’m not that great at puzzle games to begin with. Then add on another hour just to go back and get the blue flowers, plus I wish there was more of incentive to even want to get the blue flowers like a different cutscene or something. I overall really enjoyed the concept and gameplay but really hope they come out with more levels in the next update.
An enticing idea, an imperfect execution
by E.S.S.
The goal of Prune is to grow and prune trees around obstacles until the tips reach a certain destination. Unfortunately, this tends to result in fewer “visually stunning” trees and more long, vine-line ropes reaching for a target. The minimalist design is pretty and soothing, but occasionally makes the game confusing. Also, once you unlock the blue level replays, the game will automatically zoom out when you’ve completed the original level objective, even if you’re in the middle of trying to complete the new one. Some aspects of the game are time sensitive, so this can be unwelcome if it happens at an inconvenient time.
Love this game but...
by KikiTheSunBird
...it's either way too glitchy or way too confusing, I can't tell which. Allow me to explain:
I find the layout of the levels extremely confusing. It's just dots and some of them are clear and others are filled in? Are the clear ones incomplete? Does it even mean anything? Who knows! Not me.
I've played a couple times and had it suddenly reset to the beginning without warning. I have no idea if this means I won the game, or if it was a glitch. What's the deal? Who knows! Not me!
If that IS the end of the game, that's an alarmingly short number of levels for a game you pay for. Wish it kept going!
Anyway basically I'm just hella confused about what levels I have or have not played and whether or not I've beat the game, or if it's glitching out on me. Will I ever find out? Who knows! Not me!
Tldr: extremely fun with great game play but super confusing interface when switching between levels.
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