Panmorphia for Android

I adore point and click / adventure / mystery / escape room / etc kind of games, and have played well over a hundred or so games. I can’t get into games that are just straight puzzles with no storyline, or too much busy work dealing with the story/narrative and not enough actual gameplay. To be totally honest, I was thrown off at first by the controls and lack of clarity on what I needed to do, so I actually downloaded the trial and deleted it probably 3 times before I finally got into it. Once you get a general idea of the geography and how to navigate it, it’s much easier to enjoy the game. I’d highly suggest turning on the arrows function to help you with navigation. It’s really a very unique and fun approach to a game to show the same geography from different perspectives. There could’ve been just a *touch* more storyline / background—I’m talking like 1 or 2 spots throughout the game to keep the narrative going and give the player some cues as to what the goal is and why. But it’s certainly not necessary because I enjoyed the game and will be downloading the next game from the creator. There were a few bugs here and there. Most notably there was a glitch with getting the wind thing from the puzzle piece near the portal door. I followed a walkthrough to the letter to make sure I wasn’t missing something and still wasn’t getting it, but I closed out and restarted the game twice and it finally worked. The other bug I remember was that if I clicked the back arrow out of the room with the fire instead of clicking the x in the corner, I couldn’t navigate anywhere from the scene outside. So I’d just go back into the room and redo it. They were a bit frustrating, but all in all not deal breakers. I’d rather deal with a bug here and there than a game that has no plot and ads every 2 minutes. Props to the creator, keep up the good work!

I really enjoyed this game but got stuck at the end. I reached out to the developers and got an immediate response with a screen shot of what to do. That was in itself worth five stars.

I almost stopped playing the game after 5 minutes, until I switched on the setting to have the directional arrows on. Why is that not on by default? Without them, you spend needless amount of time trying to tap on objects to see if they are interactable, and end up switching screens instead, to the point where it’s unplayable because everything seems to switch the screen to the next area. After switching those on, I encountered one glitch two separate times that forced me to reset the entire game. This glitch would cause an item I had just interacted with or picked up, to disappear completely. They did not go into my inventory, they did not return to the location where you first picked them up, and they did not fall where you can pick them up in the location I had interacted with them. This first happened with the gears, and since I was only about a third of the way through the game, I restarted. It then happened again with the amulet at the literal end of the game. It is not an interesting enough game for me to play through it a third time, to maybe get stuck again on a stupid glitch. It’s a pretty game, and I wanted to like it as I really enjoy point and click games. But there’s almost no story and many of the puzzles are not clear enough for the player to intuitively know where to go next. Not worth a reset play through (or two!).

The game was frustrating at times, but then that’s what makes the game fun. I had to walk away several times and return to “see” a new solution. Thanks for the fun.

This has been the first game I have ever finished. I enjoyed changing into the various animals and to find various things as the animals. Some of the puzzles were hard to solve but I was finally able to solve them. Interesting concept and I had to struggle a bit but found it to be a fun game. I am very glad I tried it. Thanks.