Tiny Robots: Portal Escape

There's a fun game here, although it is buried under a lot of free to play cruft (an energy system and forced adverts). Once you get through that it's fine, but only if you ignore a lot of the game's more meta-mechanics, like the "missions", which centre on playing the levels over and over again. Why did the developers think that would be fun?

Being able to complete a game without the need to wait or buy is a HUGE plus. I struggle to find any flaws, genuinely - nice plot twist that would still shock a scene skipper. Removing the timed aspect like the previous game was a really good shout, focusing more on the cerebral stimuli. I really loved the arcade feature - there were some really fun bonus puzzles in this game that kept me engaged for some time. I don't 5 star easily, so yeah.. Amazing work, team.

I think I must be the wrong age group for this game and it must be aimed at a younger audience. I found the levels very easy and repetitive - find stuff, put it in the right place, jump to the next level. The mini-games were also extremely simple - no challenge at all. Ultimately, I got bored and uninstalled. On the plus side, the ad level was absolutely fine - didn't find them intrusive at all.