Hello Pollution!

Game is flashy, no cannot even see what you're doing with all the maze blinking and disappearing. Don't know how i got this game, wouldn't be sad if i didn't.

short and sweet. it was a fun game and a short one don't expect more then a couple hours out of it. the game itself can require absolute focus and precision especially in the latter levels its a fun challenge yet doesn't reach the point of frustration. don't expect anything big or ground breaking out of this game, but if you want to kill a few hours try it.

It isn't really worth $8 for the game even if it was somewhat enjoyable to play. There's a decent amount of levels but any level with a fail condition is annoying bordering on unenjoyable. There really isn't anything to this game that makes it worth buying or playing. Buy any cheap reputable indie game for much more enjoyment and replayability.

really hits all the standards for a great miniclip game

Feels like a flash game but cost 9 bones (cad). Its not particularly awful just boring like its art. While i think the character art was a neat part, the art assets in gameplay don't share their uniqueness. It's also weirdly frustrating, I got to a level full of toxic barrels and quit. No sane human could place all those hyper delicate barrels.

The physics in this game is fiddly as hell. I got stuck at level 5, because the toxic barrels you have have to move can explode from gently brushing a wall with a couple pixels of the corner of the barrel, or even just from holding it too hard???? I guess??? I dunno, it seemed to start leaking just from being picked up, and after failing the level 3 times, I was bored enough to move on. I could see this being a vaguely fiddly mobile game, where you have a bit more control via moving stuff with your fingers, but as a computer game, the controls are annoying enough that the lackluster plot you get to see can't make up for it. Might get more interesting as you go, but I'm already bored.