This provides some replay value, but it's worth grabbing Wonderputt even if you only complete it once for the novel artwork and gameplay. Wonderputt is a small offering - one that's easily played through in a single sitting - though completing the game once will unlock the Wonder mode where you'll attempt to complete the rainbow for bonus points. Every time you sink the ball you're rewarded with an animated sequence setting up the new hole, occasionally revealing new areas of the same screen as you go. Much like your favorite mini-golf course, Wonderputt is full of delightful gadgets and hazards to navigate around, with some requiring a bit of puzzle solving, good timing and in one case, just enough power to skim across the surface of a lake. It's not perfect, especially given the rather tiny areas that are sectioned off to putt on, but the game is ready to hold out a helping hand as most areas provide a spot that can stop the ball (or move it to a new section of the screen). Playing the game couldn't be easier as you hold down on the ball and drag away from it, slingshot-style, letting go once you're happy with your aim and power. It's in this world that you'll attempt to slingshot a ball in to a hole, hopefully picking up points along the way, but more importantly hopefully to have fun. I hope it gets better, although, if you can go by the lack of updates in the version history, it doesn’t look like Netflix is spending much time or attention on their games.What do you get when you combine a funky, vibrant isometric stage with toads, submarines, volcanoes, and Stonehenge? The answer, cryptically, is the world of Wonderputt by Damp Gnat. Unfortunately, it’s not a game experience that works for me. It’s such a strange design choice to go with. So frustrating in fact that I’ve stopped playing all together, because they’re impossible to get past a certain point mid way through the game.įinally, I don’t play The Stairway anymore either because the level with the man urinating in his own scull after it you knock it off his shoulders. The other two are so difficult that it’s frustrating, not challenging.
At least in A Trip Into Color and The Art of Geometry, you are able to finish them eventually. They’re so difficult, and not in a fun challenging way. My issues are with the two additional Geometry Trips levels.
Unlike many others, I have no problem seeing where the hole is when it’s off the screen (there’s a circle with an arrow pointing right at it), and no problem seeing where the ball is when it’s behind an object (there’s an outline of the ball right ON the object). Like so many others, love the look of the game, the quirkiness of the characters, the retro feel of the background music.
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