Where Cards Fall

Đồ hoạ 3d cực đẹp, cơ chế giải đố rất thú vị. Tuy nhiên story rất chậm khó hiểu và không thể skip nên có thể rất chán với ai thiếu kiên nhẫn. Nhân vật di chuyển rất mượt mà, animation rất hay nhưng rất chậm, một số thao tác trên thẻ bài và nhân vật lẫn lộn với nhau nhưng ưu tiên của thẻ bài cao hơn khiến nhân vật kiểu “tự ý di chuyển” gây khó chịu khi phải tốn thời gian để làm lại

Game còn bug, chạm vào góc các toà nhà hay bậc thang khiến npc chính không thể di chuyển được, mong game có chế độ 60fps để trải nghiệm tốt hơn

Does this game optimize for iPhone X? It’s over heating and sometimes the fps drop so much!

Game get too hot in less than 5 minutes .

Tôi thấy game rất hay và thú vị. Hình ảnh và âm thanh rất phù hợp. Nhưng tôi không hiểu câu chuyện tác giả muốn kể ở đây là gì ?

Good game

Nice game

This is absolutely a great game in terms of gameplay, sounding and graphics. But graphics is also what causes trouble. I own an iPhone 7 and 8 plus: - On iP7, it can run but the frame rate is quite low, lower than 30fps in most scene and it gets extremely hot while playing - On iP8+, things are better but you still have lag especially when you expand or collapse the card. Hope developers can tweak and utilise in the following update or else it will push players away regardless how good gameplay it is

But the game play isn’t challenging or interesting enough to generate interest in the story. Played it for 45 minutes and just felt the repetitious game play wasn’t worth investing anymore time.

Its a so-so puzzle game. Par for the course for arcade but engaging enough when there’s nothing better to do. The controls are annoying imprecise but I can live with that. There’s some story that you’re forced to sit through but honestly I’ve never felt the need unmute my phone so I don’t even know if there’s talking or just implied talking. It doesn’t strike me as captivating art. The puzzles take maybe a quarter of my attention to solve so, when I’m bored enough to actually slog thru this game, I would prefer to also be able to listen to a podcast or a book. Not so. The game dominates the sound output even with the phone in silent mode and the slides for all sounds pushed to zero. How conceited do you have to be as a dev to think that your boring little game with easy puzzles is so engaging that it needs someone’s full attention? Those games do exist. Almost never on phones. Generally, a puzzler is something to waste some time with. If I want to play something that requires full-brain attention, I won’t do so on a tiny screen. It’s three star game otherwise: ok, not great.