- $2.99
- Category: Games
- Subgenre: Adventure
- Versions: 4 archived
- Installable: 3 of 4
- Seller: LKMAD
- com.lkmad.Panmorphia
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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sampled from 4 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 1, 2020 | — | ★ 4.3 | 221 | $1.99 |
| November 29, 2023 | 3.3 | ★ 4.3 | 258 | $2.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15Love these games. Hard enough where you have to think but not so disconnected that you need a walk thru. The clues make sense so if you use your brain you can figure it out. Could use a few more puzzles tho. It sometimes seems like you’re just clicking around. That’s my only suggestion. But I still love the games.
This was a very interesting game. The story was unique, along with some of the gameplay elements. During the game you have to (so I don’t spoil anything) Change your perspective.<br/><br/>A good amount of gameplay. Interesting puzzles, none too difficult but do require some thought.
My kids and I play a lot of point and click adventure games together and this one was a favorite. A lot of the games are too scary for them, so we really enjoyed this one. The challenge of switching elements was awesome. We would definitely play more like this.
I found it impossible to play until I set the game to Easy. Even then it was a tough game to get through! But it is very fun.
Loved this game. Liked the elements and changing them. Once I figured that out I was able to use less hints.
Challenging on some parts! Gotta use your brain 👍🏾
I bought this after it went on sale, well worth the investment. The artwork and ambience work effectively to transport you into the world of the game. It really takes off once you are able to transform into the various animals.<br/><br/>Even though the photo realism is quite impressive, it often makes it difficult to spot the objects you need to collect as they tend to blend into the scene. Also make sure the arrows option is turned on (why isn't it a default?) as it was hard to figure out how to move around at first.<br/><br/>I wish the hint option was more subtle instead of telling you directly what to do. The mapping function is great but maybe it could be activated separately without having to click the inventory first (likewise the book of collected clues).<br/><br/>Puzzles are really not that sophisticated but it's more about the overall vibe and story of the game. Would like to see another title from this developer.
I almost stopped playing the game after 5 minutes, until I switched on the setting to have the directional arrows on. Why is that not on by default? Without them, you spend needless amount of time trying to tap on objects to see if they are interactable, and end up switching screens instead, to the point where it’s unplayable because everything seems to switch the screen to the next area.<br/><br/>After switching those on, I encountered one glitch two separate times that forced me to reset the entire game. This glitch would cause an item I had just interacted with or picked up, to disappear completely. They did not go into my inventory, they did not return to the location where you first picked them up, and they did not fall where you can pick them up in the location I had interacted with them. This first happened with the gears, and since I was only about a third of the way through the game, I restarted. It then happened again with the amulet at the literal end of the game. It is not an interesting enough game for me to play through it a third time, to maybe get stuck again on a stupid glitch.<br/><br/>It’s a pretty game, and I wanted to like it as I really enjoy point and click games. But there’s almost no story and many of the puzzles are not clear enough for the player to intuitively know where to go next. Not worth a reset play through (or two!).
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