This game is a little bit the shorter side, but the puzzles are difficult and will take a chunk of your time. The game is intimidating at first, and it will spike further in difficulty at around the mid point, but after you pierce through, you will get accustomed to the game's logic, and it will be satisfyingly quaint breaking down the rest of the difficult yet reasonable puzzles (up until some devious ones at the finish line).

Getting into the game's cons: While this game is solely about one thing, rolling the sausage, and it keeps the game solid, there are some mechanics to it that the game will explore, that I feel are either unpleasant (stacked sausages particularly) or they simply spend too little time on (such as detaching the fork) . The game is also very linear; there is no nonsense, you go from level to level. So there aren't really secrets in the game's overworld, which isn't a detractor but might disappoint some who have been spoiled by other similar games.

Nevertheless, this game gets an epic thumbs up from the binglesnort.

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Is it fair to down-vote a game, simply because you're terrible at it?

It's an ugly and obtuse game that doesn't explain itself. And I like that about it.

What I don't like is that I can barely move the stupid sausage man and I can't (or possibly won't) configure my brain to intuit how to pilot him. I also can't solve any of the puzzles without a great deal of calculation, and I don't really feel like doing that either.