Two quick amusements for the price of one. These games are rather simple in their idea but quickly become complicated once the puzzles start getting complicated. Personally, neither game was made it past level six or seven but this is only due to having other things to keep me amused that are easier.
Out of the two games, the second is the best and most well done. The both have similar, if not identical puzzles, but the first feels more like a tech demo than a game. Not to mention that the first game is a lot slower due to mechanical break downs and ball size options.
The hard part in either game, though, is the challenge portion of two. Two has some cool challenge parts to each puzzle. Some are easy, others not so much. Give both games a try and see what happens.
You only need the mouse to play and the game is relatively simple to learn so you guys can figure out the controls yourselves. Then again, each game has a controls option at least on the site it is hosted on.
Out of the two games, the second is the best and most well done. The both have similar, if not identical puzzles, but the first feels more like a tech demo than a game. Not to mention that the first game is a lot slower due to mechanical break downs and ball size options.
The hard part in either game, though, is the challenge portion of two. Two has some cool challenge parts to each puzzle. Some are easy, others not so much. Give both games a try and see what happens.
You only need the mouse to play and the game is relatively simple to learn so you guys can figure out the controls yourselves. Then again, each game has a controls option at least on the site it is hosted on.
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