Iris.Fall

It’s not often I encounter an game that warrants a written review but this little gem absolutely does. The gameplay is quite simple, the puzzles had just the right amount of difficulty and I enjoyed playing it so much. It took me approximately 5-6 hours to complete and while playing I hoped each chapter conclusion wasn’t the final ending. Worth the price, and I can’t wait to see what else this developer gives us.

Spent most of the time walking around the scenes. Super sensitive and you have to be in an exact location for an event to work. And the UI isn’t consistent. For example, to walk, you have glide around the screen with your finger, but when you get to a puzzle and you need to move one thing to the other side of the screen, the game expects you to tap in two different locations to move the object instead of dragging it. Slow and not rewarding.

For a $5 I really think there should be an option to be able to skip a puzzle after a while. Not only that but for half the puzzles I’m just guessing what to do until something happens where I can move forward. It’s a beautiful game, but there’s definitely needs to be a ton of improvement.

A wonderful artistic game that was so much fun to play. I wish there was a part 2! Please develop another one!

I really love the ambience, the visuals are stunning and some of the puzzles are challenging in a good way. Plus it’s a cool, creepy story! But trying to move Iris is frustrating. Using an iPad, it’s surprising how unresponsive play can be; I’ll try moving her in ANY direction, but often she won’t budge for as long as 15 or 20 seconds, and then all of a sudden she does. Another new glitch is: a complete shut down in between chapters. I haven’t upgraded to iOS 15 yet in the hopes that this game