Blastomancer: The Puzzle Game

Blastomancer takes you on a journey of saving a world from the Distortions as a Blastomancy student. Audio (★★★★☆) ✔️ Engaging soundscape Story (★★★☆☆) ✔️ Witty narrative ❌ Nothing too spectacular Gameplay (★☆☆☆☆) ✔️ Character customisation ✔️ A variety of Bomberman-ish bombs available ❌ Mind-boggling puzzles ❌ Solving the increasingly onerous puzzles is anything but straightforward ❌ Gameplay gets old pretty quickly

Six languages ​​are supported.The game is so good because? First of all, there are no ads. 🤩 The game has a total of 162 levels and 7 universes. The gameplay is simple. You have to deal with obstacles with your bombs. The initial stage may seem simple, but each stage has different obstacles and bomb restrictions, so you have to think a lot while playing. After thinking deeply about the merits of the game, I came to the conclusion that the game is a very simple Stoku-like game, but because it has various stages, it can be played for a long time. Also, the network environment or device requirements are not high. The game's art graphics also felt like something was missing, but it came quite attractive.

Essentially, Blastomancer is a puzzle game. And he said he’s part of Game Development World Championship 2020 Official Highlights Selection. But to be honest, he didn’t impress me. I didn’t play much, so my review maybe not be rational enough, like I always did. The game has some funny story and the puzzles are pretty good. The mechanic is kinda like Bomberman. You need to place the short-range or long-range bomb wisely to crash all boxes in the level. But I have a strange feeling, same as the feeling after l watched The Father （Anthony Hopkins is the protagonist）I know it’s good, but you just don’t like it. Not very impressive.