At its best, it is a working piece of game software that you can use to play decent 3D mini golf in pretty but uninspired environments. It's like an OK pizza, if you are in the mood for it.

It's a nice package of mechanics and charisma that isn't always spectacular, but knows how to utilize its gimmick well enough to create a fun, engaging and really cute adventure.

Visuals and controls are great, but I just wish the game was shorter. All of this lives in the shadow of a repetitive set of levels that I couldn't jump off from. To play in shorter sessions.

Even if you're not bothered by the confusing interface or frustrating minigames, all you'll get in Harmony's Odyssey is still mediocre jigsaw puzzles.

A unique experience that uses the medium and the genre at maximum to tell pieces of a mysterious and interesting story — and asks you to fill in the missing parts.

With more focus on how you perform a run than the build you choose to create... If you always felt that those games could be too boring, it's probably is what you asking for.

The idea of merging objects by colliding them is still addicting as you may expect, but the freedom you have flinging the balls through the table makes every moment engaging.

It isn't exactly a masterpiece in gameplay — although it even does its job of offering interesting challenges —, but it shines with their amazing cast of characters and the story by itself.

Playing it is like eating a tasteless cookie with an impressive and amazing filling inside. maybe you can enjoy your journey through this park as well as I enjoyed my destination at the mountain.

It isn't the next step of the genre, but it definitely can be your first step into the world of bullet heavens. If you always wanted to try a game like this and was intimidated to do so, try this one.