
Darren Wilson
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Be it be the original hook or its sequel, these games are relaxing and are just a lovely experience all in. They may not be the most challenging puzzle games out there but I feel that isn't the point. I honestly love that these games teach their mechanics through level design with hook 2 having its main new mechanic introduced in what I find to be such a charming and organic way it just shows the dev has a real passion for level design and their games
10 people found this review helpful

Kenneth Fiester
Short (completed within one day), but lots of fun and well worth it. Bonus points for dark mode! Early puzzles are simple, to demonstrate the mechanics of the game, but then become complex. Idea to improve replayability: add a rating for each puzzle! For example: three stars for completing with no mistakes in the minimum number of moves, two stars for completing with no mistakes, one star for completion (minimum number of moves won't apply to most easier puzzles, but you get the idea).
6 people found this review helpful

J Nelson
The levels start out extremely simple, but the experience on each level develops skills needed for the next. They get progressively more difficult and one has a maximum of three lifelines before having to start the level over again. I completed the game on a smartphone but would recommend using a tablet, especially for the later levels. I enjoyed the experience and wish it had been longer, though I can't imagine how complex additional levels might have been. It's worth the price of admission.
11 people found this review helpful
Rainbow Train
September 7, 2024