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Energy Cycle Edge Review

Energy Cycle Edge Review

A good puzzle game can be hard to pull off. If the game is built around one idea, it needs to be endearing enough so the player does not lose interest quick. Allow a learning phase so everyone can understand what the game is asking the player to do. Unfortunately, this cannot be said for Energy Cycle Edge. The game releases on December 5th for $5, but it is recommended you use that money on something else.

The game throws you in without any tutorial to let you know what you are supposed to do. As someone who had never heard of Energy Cycle before, I had no idea what I was doing. It is not a good sign when I have to Google what the main objective of the game is. Turns out the objective of the game is to turn all energy balls on the screen to the same color. Every ball in a line will change along with the one you hit.

Right from the beginning, this is a very challenging game, and to be honest, not that fun or engaging. It took me a very long time to pass the first level because I had to learn the order of color changes and then find the solution to the problem. This game is not for people with short patience. I cannot count the number of times I would have all orbs except one the same color. It was very aggravating to me to continuously work around one little oversight just to mess up the puzzle worse for myself.

Frustrating and Boring

Energy Cycle Edge is not worth your time or your $5. It is completely forgettable and not worth the headache. Go buy a Rubik’s cube if you want a challenging puzzle. You will find better value out of that purchase.

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