Incoherence 12+

Love glitch games but

First of all let me say how I love glitch games. Their accessibility settings go beyond and are amazing and very appreciated. They get better with each game so thank you.
Now onto the game. I loved the originality of the game but felt it was just too easy and way too short. What I’ve loved about glitch games is that they last a long time and that the puzzles aren’t always easy and can have you scratching your head. There was only one and that was the signs in the hospital. Everything else I hit straight away. Maybe I’m just used to the developers after playing their entire catalogue. We love a long game with an obvious story line. I’m still not sure what this one was about. It’s a good game for supercasual players but not on par with the forever lost or veritable games x

Well Done!

Another great game from the team at Glitch games and well worth the small fee. Had to play through the first four rooms a couple of times, as I thought I actually had a glitch, before I worked out the dynamics of the game. The artwork and soundtrack are of the high standard I’ve come to expect and really draw you into the game. The Glitch camera is, as ever, used to photograph everything and the ability to make notes on the photos is a great help in solving the thought provoking puzzles; although I am finding them easier to solve than in previous games by these developers and have only needed to use the excellent hint system for a couple of maths based puzzles. Or am I just getting used to the way their minds work? The references to many of the other games and characters in the Glitchverse make you feel like you’re meeting up with old friends and the offbeat Glitch sense of humour has made me chuckle a few times and makes playing the game a pleasure. If you enjoy point and click puzzle games and you haven’t got round to playing Incoherence yet, make the time, you’ll be glad you did.

Glitch Games are the best, but this falls short

I love Glitch Games. All of them. And have played all of them at least twice. However, I don’t think I will be picking this one up again. The puzzles are woefully simple. Usually I am struggling and hovering over the hints, but I didn’t need a single one on this game. It is too formulaic with no story. You do this four, very, very simple rooms. Rinse, repeat. I hate to say it, but this really wasn’t worth my £3.49. Which breaks my heart, usually these are the absolute best games, but this just wasn’t enjoyable, engaging or challenging. And far too short.

Edit: I wouldn’t say it’s because I know your games well, the others are still hard, on reflection I think the biggest issue is you just have to solve little tiny rooms in sequence before moving on. Some of your other games you have to really explore and keep going backwards and forwards and remember stuff (thank god for the hints). With this one that aspect is missing.

Developer Response ,

I'm sorry you felt that way. Puzzle balance is tricky and maybe after playing all our others, twice, you now know how our brains work too well and can predict our puzzles. We'll try to up our game for the next ones.