About Love and Hate 4+

Lots of fun; one bug that needs fixing

This game is a lot of fun. Lots of clever puzzles you need to figure out. There's one bug that needs fixing. Lofs of times the game will get stuck on the Pause screen and you have to force quit the game and start it up again. Other than that, great game.

Can’t reset progress

The developer sent a response, which I always appreciate. Too bad I don’t see it here, but here the part I think they’d be okay with my posting. You can restart the game by going to the level select screen from the main menu, and then chosing the first level - the game will track your last played level so you can resume from whereever you left off in your second play-through.

There may be easier ways to allow replay of a game, however, I did update my rating for the ‘benefit of the doubt.’

Great it’s been updated for iPad but too bad I’ve bought and played it TWO YEARS ago and can never, ever play it a second time. If you want to buy a game where you can only play one time, this is it. Beyond me why developers are so money hungry that we literally get punished for —- playing the game — by never getting to play it twice.

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You can restart the game by going to the level select screen from the main menu, and then chosing the first level - the game will track your last played level so you can resume from whereever you left off in your second play-through.
Seriously though - If we were money hungry, we wouldn't be operating in the games industry, it's one of the toughest businesses out there. We also didn't intend to punish anyone - especially not literally. We just try to make good games, and sometimes we make mistakes - us being only human. Perhaps next time you can afford yourself to give a small developer the benefit of the doubt? We'd appreciate it!

Fantastic game!

This is just a great game. The mechanics are terribly simple, but the puzzles can be quite challenging (but never frustrating). It's fun and relaxing - no time limit, no move limit, infinite undos; you're just trying to figure out the puzzle with no arbitrary stressors. Great game for waiting rooms and the like, and even more fun when you can give it your full attention.

It's a substantial game: 80 levels, and you definitely get your money's worth. Still, I would love to see even more levels, or a sequel.