Brain Break

You move a block, using it push other blocks on a grid and get them on their destination square. It's not far from being good puzzle game: * It has a good aestheticism and soothing music. * There are a few innovative mechanisms. * It provides almost 3 hours of challenge for an extremely low price. But there is a major issue, and a few annoying ones: * BROKEN CONTROLS: You often move by two squares with a single keystroke, making you fail puzzles far too much. In a block-pushing game, this is a deal-breaker. * Weird camera angle: The camera is way too close to the board and it feels weird rotating around it when you move. You can zoom out though, and it also attenuates the rotation effect. The zoom resets every time you start/restart a level though, which gets annoying pretty fast, especially when you have to restart a level because of the broken controls. * Poor menu screen design: The menu is like the levels, a 3D view of a flat surface with the same camera issues, moving your block to select an option. It would have been better to be able to see the whole menu on the screen and to have faster ways to navigate it. And this is made worse because you're... * Getting back to the menu screen between every two levels, having to move to the button of the next level from the 1st level one's, so the more you progress, the longer it gets. * Bad difficulty curve: Maybe this is just me, but I didn't feel like I went through the puzzles from easiest to hardest. * Too many and only useless achievements, one for each level, one for each 5 levels, and timed ones. Not a single one is fun or challenging, so there was no need to implement so many of them. * Not enough levels. Well, the game is very cheap, but still... I still recommend this game because overall, it's playable and challenging. However the controls ought to be fixed and the user experience should be more polished.