“Someone said hyper-casual? Jump Doper is kind of a smartphone game, playable with just a single key. Even with its semplicity, though, it's hard to master and can be challenging.”

“Surprisingly so! I'm sure it can be really challenging in harder difficulties, but playing on normal is super-fun and super-casual. I was happily surprised!”

“HOGs are inherently casual and Greed follows all the right trope of its genre. Some puzzle are a bit tricky, since they follow HOGs-logic, but if you don't like HOGs, why are you playing this game?”

“Super-nice, I gladly approve it! It's a little bit short, but most casual games are, so, not a big problem. It's very easy, and also very linear. A really cool experience!”

“Casual? Yes! You have to like puzzles, obviously, but you're not going to have many difficulties with this game. It's short and it's fun, and the graphics are so cool.”

“super casual and super cute. The music is nice, the atmosphere is nice, the story is nice. A simple puzzle game that you can finish in half an hour, and it's half an hour well spent!”

“Yes. It's casual, it's fun, you can just turn off your brain and play it. Some boss can be hard, but you can win by randomly smashing buttons. You can also have a 'strategy' if you want - but why?”

“Super casual, super calming. And super-short, to be honest. I found out at the end of the game you could zoom in, that makes it even easier. More difficult if you have problems with colors, I suppose.”

“Trickier than the first one, particularly if you aim for a certain ending, but not impossible. Not playable with a trackpad. It's important both of the players know the right from the left (no joke).”

“There's a little bit of thinking to do, and some puzzles can be tricky, but all in all there's nothing impossibly hard. Highly suggested.”