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2.95 from 146 ratings
667 members have it in their collection · 5 playing now · 234 backlogged · 6 wish listed
How long? · with extras 26h · 100% 16h (from 3 logged playthroughs)
Review Lilirose 3/5 · Aug 24, 2021
Meccaniche semplicissime, direi quasi elementari: si tratta solo di combinare vari elementi con un click per formarne di nuovi; eppure prende tantissimo, ci ho passato ore di fila. Certo non è rigiocabile e dopo un po' viene a noia, ma intrattiene a lungo e bene.
Review lil_pushkins 3/5 · Aug 4, 2020
I have really pure memories of discovering this game on stumbleupon and playing it with my sister and asking my mom for help guessing combinations. This is a great game for kids! And I had a blast playing it again as an adult! It just goes on far too long in the wrong directions and gets uncomfortably specific at times. …
Read moreI have really pure memories of discovering this game on stumbleupon and playing it with my sister and asking my mom for help guessing combinations. This is a great game for kids! And I had a blast playing it again as an adult! It just goes on far too long in the wrong directions and gets uncomfortably specific at times. I don't want to create... credit cards... as a god... not really escapist fantasy at that point. Anyway, mix'n'match 'em, kids.
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Review FredLobster 2/5 · Feb 12, 2013
A not-quite-game about clicking on things until new things pop up. Basically, you are the Doodle God, and you are given four basic elements of creation: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. You can combine these elements to create NEW elements. You can then combine those new elements further to create even MORE elements, until the point where you've created everything …
Read moreA not-quite-game about clicking on things until new things pop up. Basically, you are the Doodle God, and you are given four basic elements of creation: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. You can combine these elements to create NEW elements. You can then combine those new elements further to create even MORE elements, until the point where you've created everything and you're done.
Every combination comes with a satisfying little quote or saying, and the game's design carries a decent amount of polish, but there's just not terribly much to it. You can beat it in an hour or two, and the faint buzz of success fades quickly and leaves no lasting memories. Pass on it.
