A Fragile Mind 17+

I need more Glitching

Whenever there’s a new Glitch, I pause any other game I’m playing and dive in. Which is bad planning, really, cos it means I finish it really quickly and have to wait even longer for my next fix. Ending the game feels like saying goodbye to a friend you’re not going to see again for a long time. The Glitch boys never disappoint and this was no exception. Shorter than some, but they give their classic graphics and humour and ambiance. Can’t wait for what’s next.

Guess Glitch Games Is Over

The last 4 or 5 games they’ve put out just feel like a money grab. They’re super short & have a fraction of the puzzles. It feels like the designers are over it. They keep putting stuff out b/c they know ppl will buy it, but it doesn’t seem like they enjoy making the games. The game design for A Fragile Mind appears to just be Forever Lost 1 repurposed.
The last real game they made was Veritas. Station 117 wasn’t bad… it just felt like a free demo. The trial version you can play to decide if you want to buy the game.
I love the originals — of course they’re know for Forever Lost — but A Short Tale & Ferris Mueller set the standard for iPhone games. Is it over? Is there any point in hoping Glitch will put out another full length game?

Réponse du développeur ,

Honestly, if you think selling super niche games at unsustainably low prices to an ever decreasing audience size is anything other than a terrible financial plan you're very mistaken. It is very much not a money grab, there's not enough money.

We are not doing this purely to make money - if all we wanted was money we'd get a much more financially viable, stable, and less stressful job. Maybe open a restaurant?

We're doing this because we like making these games, and we'll keep going as long as we can.

For the price, a really good time.

This game kept me entertained for quite a while. Some puzzles were very easy, other made me bite at my computer screen. I love games like this, inexpensive and really make you use your brain. Anytime I see a new Glitch game, I buy it, although I don't know why they call themselves "Glitch" because I've never had an speck of trouble with their games. Keep 'em coming Glitch!