[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“This kind of gameplay makes Pudding Panic a very unique puzzle
game. It requires fast thinking and deciding, planning ahead and
counting in carefully all the factors like the speed of the wagon
or the upcoming possible routes. This is exactly what gives an
?action? touch to the gameplay, and what drives crazy the people
who need to take their time to think things at their own pace.
Besides the lack of a ?slow time? feature, I also have another
complaint. There seems to be little to none adjustments done to the
gameplay while porting this game from touch screens to mouse and
keyboards. The most annoying result is that the keyboard is almost
useless. You have to move the camera, activate weapons and
manipulate the tracks using the mouse. This feels stupid and it
makes playing more difficult but lets not be too harsh with this
adorable shaky jelly. I can assure you that although there are some
little things missing, or not working as they should, this game is
highly addictive and very enjoyable no matter what. You?ll find
yourself playing the same level again and again till you make it,
getting huge amounts of excitement and joy in every single ride.
There are 48 levels on 4 worlds of increasing difficulty for you to
explore. The ?skip level? ability which is always important for
puzzle games, is present.”