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Platform, Puzzle, Strategy, Indie
OpenCritic68IGDB61
Four Sided Fantasy is a wordless, seamless experience where you use screen wrap to solve puzzles in ways you never thought about before. Remember in Pac-Man how you can go off one side of the screen and "wrap" to the other?
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Cool, abstract, contemplative and cosy.
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Without the Sarcasmagent86ixAug 20165/5 starsFour Sided Fantasy is an amazing game. It had me fascinated from the first puzzle to the final screen. Much like other stellar puzzle games like Portal and Braid, it takes what seems like at first a simple concept and twists it in interesting and challenging (but never frustrating) ways.
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TheXboxHubGareth BrierleyApr 20174.5/5 starsFour Sided Fantasy is a brilliantly complex puzzle game. Now this might not be the game for everyone and a few will give up after the first hurdle, but that would be a shame because it has so much more to offer. The design, sound and concept are original and unique, whilst the price is perfect and makes it well worth a punt.
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Attack of the FanboyMike GuarinoAug 20164/5 starsFour Sided Fantasy is a very unique game despite appearing as the opposite on the surface. Puzzle platformers may not be on the cutting edge of what's fresh and original in gaming these days, but Four Sided Fantasy shows the genre can still deliver surprises.
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TechRaptorSamuel GuglielmoOct 20164/10Four Sided Fantasy has a fantastic central mechanic, but it doesn't do anything with the mechanic. When later levels become glitchy and the game never really impresses in any other area, there's little to keep you in this fantasy.
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Windows CentralPaul AcevedoApr 20173/5 starsI found the screen lock and wrap mechanics repetitive at times, and I definitely wished for a story and greater meaning from the adventure.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 6 ratings.
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