YANKAI'S PEAK.

Many times physics are made up, that’s my impression. But in general the game is good, challenging and beautifully designed.

This is a really good puzzler. It’s challenging, but fair. Polished and enjoyable. Buy it.

The way the pyramids flicker when they're in the right position gives me a full-aura, throwing-up migraine. No other game has ever done that. I don't know whether people with photo-sensitive epilepsy would be affected, but it seems likely. I would have given it five stars without the flickering, but it's unplayable as it is and I've wasted my money. EDIT: I think the main menu was set to black text on a black background, as I got a blank screen and a random tap took me to a level in the game. Whatever it is, I was unable to select the option to turn off the flickering. Solved by deleting and reinstalling, but any game progress is lost so this may not suit everyone.

It may not be for everyone, but this is one of the best puzzle games I've played for a long time. It doesn't hold your hand, but new mechanics are introduced one at a time, and they all build on each other nicely. I like the fact that I've had to put it down and come back to it a few times when I've got stuck, and that the different worlds are constructed so that you almost always have another puzzle to try if (when?) you do get stuck. If you're looking for something that challenges you and makes you think, then this is well worth your time.

It's not often you find a deep puzzle game that's unlike anything you've ever seen before. This is one of those games. The puzzles are hard, and the difficulty ramps up quite quickly. But they're all 100% fair, and the infinite-undo mechanic means that mistakes and experimentation aren't punished. If you like to be challenged, this is a game you should try. My only real criticism is that the touch controls are sometimes a bit janky, and interpret a tap as a swipe, or vice versa. Also, the "analogue" move ability, where you drag slowly to see exactly what's pushing what, is SUPER useful, but I could rarely get it to work.

Not for those that can't think around a corner

I have tried all available options and still stuck. I believe in you is annoying hippy nonsense as a response. No intuitive feel. No help. There must be something to do the developer has taught yet. It's such an early level too. Happy to fox the review if they can explain it.

I am stuck on Corner. Only 3 places to pin the pyramid and all three drop the red or green off the edge. There should be hints. I have to give up now. If I were a god you could believe in me, but I'm not. Pushing on any of the three corners doesn't work, it just drops a pyramid off the edge. You really need to explain the game better or put out an update.

Just a really irritating game. If you are looking for a fun diversion this is not it.

I've just finished part 1 (of 6, I think), and I have to say it's probably my best game of 2017 so far. It takes a little while for the controls and movement to click but when they do it's so satisfying to complete the levels. I honestly think Kenny Sun is up there with the best of the iOS Game Makers - up there with Michael Brough, Rocketcat et al. Great stuff.