Pěkná puzzle hra na odreagování, sice se člověk občas potrápí nad řešením nějaké urovně, ale není to nic nepřekonatelnýho. Zábava na pár hodin.

This is a game about a piranha/rabbit thing who has a sweet tooth, your goal is to get the cookies/cake/icecream, but you need the help of your little friends to get there.
This game is a rube goldberg maker, you try and get the end objective using other things causing a chain reaction, it does this nicely, the whole thing has a nice cute feel. But it does feel a bit like somthing I would play on my ipad.

7/10 its a nice game if you like chain reaction/casual games, but it isnt worth $7 if you arent.

Nice, entertaining and really fun puzzle game! It could be harder, but it got workshop so maybe community will create them :)

Eets Munchies is a very short and casual puzzle game. Klei Entertainment does it again with this charming little title.

You can expect anywhere between 2-4 hours in this game (more if you tinker with the workshop) with 60 well-made puzzles. The first 36 or so puzzles are not very hard and I noticed that the final quarter of the game has some of the easiest levels ever. Thankfully, the mystery levels provide a decent challenge that can at least stimulate your brain a little bit.

I feel that there could have been a little bit more variety if the items given to you weren't pre-determined. There are only a few ways you can solve each puzzle due to these limitations. I guess that's what the workshop is for. Hopefully the built-in puzzle editor will boost the game's difficulty.

This game was quite entertaining for the 2+ hours it took to 100%.


4/5

The original Eets was a game with a new concept that took the gameplay of Lemmings and narrowed it down to one character, allowing for a lot more room for puzzle solving.

Eets Munchies, on the other hand, has you paying $7 for an iPhone style (and quality) game.

The resolution is capped in a very weird form that just ensures it was clearly built for mobile (going in fullscreen leads to big black bars on either side), and the system of "different worlds, few levels, 3 stars" that can be seen in games like Angry Birds is here.

The presentation of Eets is wonderful (even with resolution restraints) but the execution is off. Puzzles are either ridiculously easy or incredibly hard due to countless errors in timing. Think of it like the puzzles in Portal 2 compared to Portal: you understand how to set up the puzzle and you should get it done properly, but if your timing is off than your work is for nothing.

Not to mention of course that the only changes since the "beta" version were 2 other worlds, one of them being the "mystery" world, which is chock-full of those timing oriented puzzles.

Too easy, too short, and too little. Maybe buy this on iOS when it's cheaper and they plan on updating with more levels.

Pěkná puzzle hra na odreagování, sice se člověk občas potrápí nad řešením nějaké urovně, ale není to nic nepřekonatelnýho. Zábava na pár hodin.