IGN has published a review for Fluidity: Spin Cycle, and said that the game:
…feels like a hardware/gameplay mismatch on the 3DS, and the awkwardness of its controls keep it from ranking as one of the portable eShop’s best purchases.
The final score was 6/10, but read the full review for their complete thoughts.
Joystiq has reviewed Fluidity: Spin Cycle, sharing that “the gyro-exclusive early parts can deter player progression, but [the game] is worth pushing through some of those more mediocre moments,” and:
It may seem like you’re mindlessly spinning your 3DS around at first, but it doesn’t take long before you must take pause and scratch your head, blankly staring at your 3DS while you wonder what to do. Then you feel really dumb and mindlessly spin your 3DS around in anger at your own feelings of inadequacy in some last-ditch attempt to jam the square peg into the round hole. And, really, isn’t that what playing puzzle games is all about?
You should read the full review for their complete thoughts.
It was revealed today that Fluidity: Spin Cycle will be launching in Japan during December. You can check after the break for some footage from the game.
Nintendo of Australia has revealed a couple of release dates. Some notable titles include:
Is there anything that you’re looking forward to?
Nintendo World Report has spent some hands-on time with Fluidity: Spin Cycle, sharing that the game “is perfectly suited to the 3DS, and it will be another unique and compelling puzzler on the portable. The new levels and charmingly refined artistic design are a boon.” The game’s coming to the eShop on the 27th of December, and you can read the full impressions for their complete thoughts.
