★★★★★ Fantastic Gameplay
Fri Jul 07 2017 HickerberryKlocki puts a unique twist on classic game mechanics and ideas. Using multiple mechanics together makes for diverse levels and a variety of challenges. The music, colors, and overall aesthetic of the game work well together. The only reason I am not giving the game 5 stars is the number of levels and organization. I'm sure the developer will be adding levels at some point in the future, but after completing the last level, I was sent directly back to the first. This was a bit confusing before I realized I had finished the game. It would be helpful to have some sort of home screen or level select, to allow for smoother gameplay. Other than that, this is an excellent game, and I can play it for hours on end.
★★★★★ Top Notch Style, Gameplay, and Music
Sat Jul 16 2016 Morning StarsLet's start with just the basics of the game. Klocki is a quite simple game, simple style, easy play, with soothing music and an adorable art style.
It's just the right difficulty to keep you on your toes, but not too hard as to make you want to give up as quickly as possible. Klocki's difficulty level advances as you keep going, leaving you with absolutely no direction, and leaving you to figure out exactly what you have to do. It's fun, and trains your brain. I won't spoil anything, but it sure is keeping me on my feet.
Besides the cool gameplay and action, let me tell you about the design. The appearance is quite classy and cute, with matching pastel colors blending to create a beautiful design. The designer is so, so talented. It becomes clear in the pictures just how hard it is. Simple, classy, elegant, not too noisy, and soothing for the eyes.
Lastly, the music is top notch. In a game like this, where it can be easy to become frustrated because the puzzles become more and more difficult, music helps a lot. There are cute sound effects as you move the blocks that tune perfectly into the other music. The other music, almost like the theme music is calming and serene- but not too much to the point where it gets annoying. What more could I ask for??
Overall, my experience with this game a has been overwhelming amazingly. I highly recommend this to everyone!! You will not regret.
★★★★★ Great Game
Mon May 29 2017 RaindhhfI did get this game when it was free but I would so buy it. The graphics and sound effects were amazing and it was so fun to figure out. This trains your brain and makes you think more critically. This game is good for anyone who loves to problem solve because you need to solve many fun puzzles. This game also passes plenty of time and you get to replay from the start once you finish. Even though some may be hard to figure out the satisfaction you receive once you complete a level you have been working on for a while is outstanding. However I think the levels should be number and some statistics should be showed. Also please add more levels because some people who have great brains and can easily process materials would get through this very quick. This game is so much fun and better then those other apps!! Definitely get this if you haven't!
★★★★★ Fun but needs a few things..
Sat Aug 06 2016 Kin ShijeiGame is fun, but needs some updates. There are only about 100 levels so it can easily be beaten in a day or two. Numbering each puzzle would be nice. Also some stats would be nice. I'd like to see my time & how many moves it took to solve each puzzle. Previous times & records would help users challenge themselves in improving times & number of moves. Options to turn off time would be nice for those who don't want to feel pressured and simply just want to solve the puzzles at their own pace. A menu to navigate through the puzzles is badly needed here. If you want to play a previous puzzle, you have to flip through each puzzle one-by-one. And since there are no numbers, it's easy to get lost trying to find what you're searching for. If the app had these features it would be a 5 star app. The puzzles are challenging, yet fun and creative.
★★★★★ Cool concept. Too easy for too long. No replayability.
Sun Apr 08 2018 jeremykitchenIt takes a VERY long time for any of the levels to be anything other than trivial. So many of the pieces can only be in one place or orientation that once you solve for those, the rest are also only able to go one place, trivializing the puzzles. It was ok, I pushed through the slog of trivial levels and some of the latter levels were pretty interesting and challenging. Cut out the first half of the levels and it would be a lot more engaging, though it would admittedly be pretty short. Good way to kill an hour or 2. Level numbers would be nice, as others have stated. Adding number of moves could add to replayability, challenging yourself to solve in less moves. After beating the levels, a level selector would be nice, to go retry some that you might want to try again later. Very cool concept for sure!
★★★★★ Pure Puzzles - Highly Recommended
Fri Feb 09 2018 player58zKlocki is a straightforward puzzle game. The game designer did not shoehorn a lame story told in text sequences in between the puzzles in the mistaken belief that a puzzle game has to have a story. I wish more game designers would learn this lesson.
The puzzles are a type I haven't encountered before. I don't know if this is a standard puzzle type that is simply new to me, or if this game introduced a brand new type of puzzle to the world. Either way, it's refreshing to find a puzzle game that is nothing but genuine logic puzzles instead of filler activities such as hidden object scenes or remember the sequence.
The first puzzle is as simple as a puzzle can get, and the difficulty level of subsequent puzzles increases slowly enough to give players ample time to learn how the various controls work. Eventually, the puzzles get complex enough to require thought and experimentation, but they never become painfully difficult. If you're looking for the sort of game where a single puzzle can stump you for hours or even days, this isn't that game, but if you want pure puzzles that are a little easier on the brain, you can't go wrong with this one.
The interface is simple enough and the difficulty progression is slow enough that the game did not need any written instructions. The graphics are simple but the different controls and puzzle piece types are distinctive enough that there should be no confusion between them.
The only things I would change about this game would be to number the puzzles for reference and maybe add a way to go directly to a particular puzzle, and when a player completes all the puzzles, I would have some sort of congratulatory graphic or animation to indicate this instead of cycling right back to the very first puzzle as if it were simply the next.
Highly recommended.
★★★★★ Fun but confusing
Mon May 29 2017 HidanpinkyIt's a really fun game. When I first started I was confused because there are no instruction but I got the the hang of it after about the third level.
I don't usually enjoy puzzle games but this one was really enjoyable.
The puzzles will change every few levels and you'll have to find the new pattern and solve it.
About halfway through the game,though, the puzzles reached a point where I didn't understand what I was supposed to be making. It was like trying to put together a puzzle and not knowing what the picture was or even having an inkling of what it could be. So you're just sitting there putting pieces in slots and hoping they fit correctly so you can see what you're supposed to be making.
★★★★★ Soothing puzzler, short and sweet
Sun Apr 14 2024 Thomas TvilerenThis game is a gem. I love its aesthetic minimalism, which extends to its lack of instructions (they’re unnecessary here), bells, whistles and ending screen (who needs them — really?). The puzzles are not that many and not very challenging, I played through the whole thing in two or three sittings, but they’re so enjoyable that I started replaying them the next day already.
So many similar (and often lauded) games, like Two Dots, are full of ads and/or attempts to lure you to buy stuff in-game. What a blessing then to meet a game that asks for your two bucks once and then never pesters you again, leaving you to its blissful play.
