Qoosh

Probably a good game. But couldn't even figure out lvl 3. I got the switch on. But couldn't get back up out of that area.

As the reviewer said, it's not the most original thing in the world but it's fun and well made :)

Finished the game, not happy with the lack of level selection at the end so I could go back and look for missed candy. Also not a fan of the ending, but the puzzles were fun.

Does anyone know how I can "Annoy my test administrator?"

For Annoy the test Administrator you have to

I like this game, but...

How many more times am I going to play a game where I'm trapped in a lab with an unreliable, sarcastic Portal narrator? :)

Was fun. But needs a level select so I could go for one missed achievement and a candy.

I'm kinda stuck. when you wander off the test path, and you get the upgrade, there's the wall of cannons, then there's the spike/acid room below it. I cant figure out where to go from the spike/acid room.

The voice acting deserves a mention, I think. The voice of the narrator was very well done, and it's clear the developers took the time to make sure they got just the right take for each line.

Unfortunately, somewhere around level 9 or 10 I sort of lost interest. There was a puzzle where you have to use a cannon and a block to turn off some lasers to proceed, but I killed the cannon in acid for an achievement, only to discover that I couldn't turn off the lasers without it. I just didn't feel motivated enough to replay the level to fix that.

The controls were a little too fussy for my taste. Given that the game is clearly designed to be a puzzler instead of an action game (hence the presence of slow-motion) it would have been nice to slow down the turret shots and give the player a floatier jump. Parts where you had to jump between tiny ledges and use your teleport in mid-jump didn't feel interesting or fun. A lot of the puzzles were really obvious, so it wasn't often that I felt like I was really 'thinking with teleporting' so much as just doing it.

I almost feel like the great voice-acting hurt the devs, because its quality contrasts the rest of the package which was clearly polished, but is otherwise unexceptional. More varied in-game graphics and more detailed character animations would have brought the whole package together to feel consistently high quality in every aspect.

Still, the quality was good overall and I enjoyed the minutes I put into the game.

For some reason, on the level where they introduce the no-teleport fields, it lags to unplayable levels. I can't move precisely enough to do anything, and the slow-mo from teleporting might as well be a time stop. And this is on a very fast laptop. What gives?

No level select? That's sad

I have a lag problem with level 10 where you have to teleport across 3 boxes in quick succession and then to a save point. The problem is that I can make it to the last box, but the game doesn`t register the fourth teleport fast enough for me to get to the save point before I fall in the acid and I have to start over.

I couldn't finish this game. The gameplay was a lot of fun, and I probably would have played it through if it wasn't for the narrator. Can developers please, please, please stop ripping off Portal and/or Braid in their games. This game would have been fun by itself and didn't need to rely on a GLaDOS clone for a crutch.

This game needs an official walkthrough, because I've played through this several times, & every time I swear I find candy in each chamber but I still haven't been granted the "Sweet Tooth" achievement.

@Rygar: did you try -

I can't get past level 7. I can get some of the

octochan - I'm having the same problem except that I can't get the third warp to register, let alone the fourth.

Sad indeed to have no level select. I'd like to be able to go back to the 2-3 candies I missed to give them another go.

I enjoyed this a lot though. But I did want some way where Qoosh could break out of the chambers for good... unless there was one in the area with the upgrade and I missed it?