Snakebird

I love this game and unfortunately i found a glitch that lets you unlock the rest of the levels without paying. i don’t remember how i did it and it wasn’t intentional but if you just play around with it you can finagle the game into thinking you purchased the other levels. The last part was just trying to help. anyway the creator version i mean could be something where we could create our own levels. it should cost the same price as purchasing the rest of the normal levels. it would be really fun it there could be a way to share the levels we make too but we have to complete them first similar to geometry dash or Kami 2. i really do enjoy this game and hope you guys fix the level purchase glitch because i assume you could be losing a lot if profit from it. sorry i don’t remember too much on how it works though. (also could someone ask apple to make a way to find reviews that you’ve previously made because i cant usually, i might not even be able to see a dev response to this even though i get a notification from it). thanks

I really wanted to like this game. Its graphics and sounds are adorable and the concept is fun and interesting. Unfortunately, I got stuck pretty early on after the initial set of levels. Actually, I never even beat level 7 or level +1. Because the game allows you to tackle challenges without the proper experience, but doesn’t give you an opportunity to develop skill fast enough, I feel trapped without a walkthrough. I really don’t want to look up solutions, and I haven’t yet (at least not as of me writing this) but I feel like there are some fundamental skills I need that I’m just missing entirely. Often this game feels impossible, but not “fun” impossible. impossible impossible. In 2 earlier levels, the concept of multiple controllable snake-birds is introduced. It doesn’t, however, teach you how to control one. After killing a sleeping bird, I realized killing birds lets you control them. THIS WAS NOT THE INTENDED LESSON! Because the levels are so strict, this was unacceptable, and it wasn’t until I accidentally tapped a sleeping bird when I learned they can be controlled by tapping. I think if this game had a less sharp difficulty curve, and better communication with the player, it’d be a great puzzle game. Until then, I somewhat regret my purchase.

This game is unbelievable. It's hard to find a truly challenging puzzle game, and this one is by far the most enjoyable and unique one out there. Anybody who says "there should've been more explanation" or "a better tutorial" obviously only cares about how fast they can beat the game, and aren't patient enough to take the time to enjoy figuring out the complex physics and strategy of the game. Figuring out how it all works and learning new strategies is where most of the fun lies within this game. There are PLENTY of levels in this game, because many of them take hours to figure out. The level of intelligence these guys must've had to create them is amazing. After I downloaded the game, it took me close to three months to finish the game; granted, I didn't play all day every day, but I probably clocked in about 2 hours a day. More than half of them were challenging enough that I "stumbled" upon the solution, which means I can go back and replay all of them without remembering exactly how to do it. The impossible difficulty is what makes this game so fun, and so rewarding when finally beating a level that's taken you so long. I only hope there's another one released, which I would gladly pay $10 for. Incredible game, thank you so much!