January 27, 201115 yr comment_29064 Developer: Bit BaronsPlayers: Single PlayerGenre: PuzzlePlatforms: PC and MacRelease Date: January 27, 2011Price: $13.99 on the Official Website for AstroslugsEasy to Navigate MenusNew developer Bit Barons is making their PC and Mac debut game with Astroslugs. This cute, vivid, and vibrant puzzle game has what it takes to make Bit Barons a household name, but the question is, can Bit Barons deliver?In Astroslugs, you play as a small purple slug who is traveling the universe activating slugballs in the form of ancient glyphs in order to fuel the slugs space ship.Easy Does It....The slugballs are found by traveling the universe and putting them together by solving puzzles that are matching the colorful shapes to their examples on the left of the screen. The shapes start off rather simple and grow a bit more complex as each level increases.Can You Figure This Out?To make a shape like a sqaure, you just simply point, click, and drag over the slugballs to form the square. If you make a mistake, there is no need to worry about starting the level over. Bit Barons made deleting your shape easy by just pointing, clicking, and dragging the mouse over the colorful shape to make it disappear or if you messed up your puzzle to the point to where you cannot figure it out, you can click the reset button at the bottom left of the screen.Once you finish your puzzle you are taken to a screen where your fuel for your space ship collects and then you go back to the main map for that area where you can click on the next slugball that allows you access to the next level.Oh The Places You'll GoOverall this game flows so well with no major or minor issues that my four year old son fell in love with this game that also has some educational value for the younger games when it comes to making the shapes and naming colors.With the colorful imagery and catchy sound effects Bit Barons scored a home run with their puzzle genre entry, Astroslugs. Anybody and everybody from experienced puzzle gamers to new and/or younger gamers can jump in and thoroughly enjoy their time with Bit Baron’s Astroslugs.View the full article Report
January 27, 201115 yr comment_29068 Nicely done, Siren. Good review, though the game itself isn't really my genre. Report
January 27, 201115 yr comment_29070 Nice! I like the game, but not as much as Carla does. She freaking loves AstroSlugs. lol Report
January 28, 201115 yr comment_29075 So glad that Bit Barons liked the review. I made it on their about page where they post little snippets from reviews. YAY! Report
January 28, 201115 yr comment_29078 Awesome review Siren. Pretty pimp that you made it on to their site. Love seeing a quote from one of our reviews. Great job. Report
January 28, 201115 yr comment_29080 WOOT! You not only did an awesome review, but you also got pimped out on the actual developer's site!!!!EFFING AWESOME!!!*hands you the award for +100 Internetz* Report
January 28, 201115 yr comment_29094 Bam! Soon, the whole world will know how awesome Siren is! Report
January 28, 201115 yr comment_29144 I was so surprised to see that. I can only hope that my review will get some people to buy the game. If you like puzzle genres or have a little one that is into bright colors, shapes, etc....this is a good one for them. I was really pleased with it Report
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