Incredipede Review
Price: $1.99
Version Reviewed: 1.69
Device Reviewed On: iPad 2
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Incredipede by Sarah and Colin Northway, is almost two different games built into one title.
Controlling Quozzle is not easy: players control her four groups of muscles with four on-screen buttons, with the complex leg systems adding to the challenge of how to get Quozzle from point A to point B - much less collecting the fruit to begin with! Now, players could just play the Normal mode, and just play the game as a linear adventure, but there's more of a creative aspect to check out as well.
As well, there's the ability to upload one's solutions to the internet and attempt the ones that others have made. Plus, there's the ability to create new levels from scratch and share them online with others, all in-game.
So what we have with Incredipede is a game that satisfies both the desires of those who want to consume content, and those who want to create content. And yet, those desires are intricately woven together in the game, and don't stand at odds with each other. Those who want a more cerebral experience, and those who just want to try and control a chaotic mass of limbs can both have fun with the same game.