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Stones, bones and bananas - whatever you can imagine. Place all the stuff to make a steady tower and have fun finding the balance in this exciting physics game. Think over, select and rotate elements, cut the line and drop objects gently.
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PS4Blog.netOct 20188/10Find The Balance is a fun physics-based puzzle games on Nintendo Switch that you can enjoy on your own or with a soon to be ex-friend. There are plenty of puzzles to complete in the two single player modes, and with the auto-fall and endless modes the fun is certainly endless.
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PS3Blog.netJan 201980/100Visually speaking the game features a very minimalist presentation with some line art to establish the playing space and the area where you can see the next object(s) you can use for your run, with the color being added by the objects you'll be stacking. Other than that you have a white (or black) background and nothing more. This design choice will allow you to focus on the action, but the minimalist look might not be everyone's cup of tea – hopefully, it's not a deal-breaker for you since this is a fun puzzle game!
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Gamers HeroesCasey ScheldJan 20197/10Find the Balance strikes a balance between the world of Jenga and the world of video games. Its control scheme is not a perfect fit for the job, but those looking for a casual title that allows players to be creative can find it here.
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