Sinister Sodies

I played it for 15 minutes and experienced all it had to offer. The art style is charming (mostly due to the 'claymation' shader effect), but the visuals don't change, there is no progression, unlockables or even a pallet swap at a score threshhold. There is an opening movie, a difficulty menu, and that singular screen/background for the surprisingly-finicky 'click-four-times-around-specified-shapes' gameplay. The entire game is shown in the previews. That's it, that's literally the whole thing - you have experienced the entire thing by learning that it exists. I would have given this a sympathy Recommend if it was free, but I'm genuinely baffled that a pricetag was put on this.

Well, what you see is what you get. It's essentially a minigame or game at the arcade extrapolated into its own, standalone thing presented in this really great claymation style. There's no achievements, but there is a leaderboard. It is also very cheap, and even more so on sale. If you like what you see, then I recommend picking it up. Whether you get it at full price or on sale, you're getting a good value given the arcade game comparison.

Cute game please buy

This is a video game about an evil minion chimp making evil soda to impress their evil enchantress boss because they're madly in love with her, as told in claymation. In short, it's a game that feels like it was pried out of one of our dreams. This game just kind of spawned in one day, with the artist behind "Moonits from ANTONBLAST's head" and "Caddicarus' claymation everything since the early 2020s" at the helm, and now we have to live with it. To be fair, it's pretty dang "what you see is what you get"; a pretty interesting take on an arcade puzzle game, with a fun art style and cool music. We *have* experienced a rather odd glitch (namely, if you manage to lose a life on the same frame as making a match, the game actually restocks the board *twice*, which... has killed a few of our runs before), and the mine tiles are oddly unforgiving, not even resetting the timer when they restock the board (making it VERY easy for them to chew through two lives!). But like. Both of those are pretty minor qualms (or at least, can be easily played around). For the price we paid (79 cents when it was on sale, yes, this game literally cost us less than a soda), we enjoyed our time, and can see us messing around with this a bit more. Really, our only actual complaint is that we wish there was more of it, but like, that's kind of weird to deem a "complaint", yeah? As we write this, we're top 10 on the online leaderboards. Think you can get higher than 8k points to beat us? Then, go ahead. **COMPLETE OUR SINISTER CHALLENGE.**

A great little pattern-recognition puzzle game that you can play in short bursts when you've not enough time for anything else. Engaging, cute, and with way more depth and difficulty progression than you'd expect. Fully recommend picking it up, especially since the style of puzzle is unique.

Super fun and addicting!

A cute lil fun twist on match 3 with lesbians. It's peak!