Posing Cut is NOT the game YOU should be Playing

Posing Cut started off great. Cut the strings tied to the articulated doll in order to get it to pose in the correct manner as the example picture shows. But then... It disappointed me greatly. Gameplay wise the idea is pretty cool. You have a doll with joints tied in various points and you must cut the rope in the correct places in order to pose the doll correctly. And that's pretty much the end of what you have to do. I was looking forward to more difficult poses and trickier rope ties to uncut. But then after I think 3 or 4 poses... It repeats itself, And it doesn't repeat itself as a more difficult version, it's the exact same thing. Over and over again. Why would anyone want to repeat the same puzzle over and over again, and I did try it a few more times to check that it wasn't just a one off glitch, and no, after it repeated the same set of poses again, it started from the beginning... Yeah this isn't good at all. I was expecting a lot more from this, it seemed pretty cool in the beginning. But it failed hard at the end.

Its high-quality model already caught my attention. You'll understand the task first-hand by seeing the game setup and it's slightly similar to "cut the rope" wherein you'll need to slice the ropes. You'll need to check on different perspectives to accomplish the task. The game already had a figure shown on the left side corner of the screen and it needed to be replicated by slicing down the ropes from the model. It also has a re-do button if you mistakenly sliced the wrong rope.

The game was quite nice at the beginning but began to become repetitive in the long run. The graphics and physics were well-balanced. I loved the concept of it wherein you cut down some ropes in order to mimic the indicated model. Too bad it didn't have many figures to try as I was starting to warm up with the first four rounds. Though, at the beginning of the game, it feels like someone is dictating your every move. It was supposedly fun in a way that it trains your brain to do the task from the image.