First, I must say that it doesn’t come close to how great hello neighbor is, but still deserves 4.5 stars, but since tinybuild is tied for first for my favorite mobile game developers, I bumped it up to a five star. I cannot describe my shock of hello neighbor being rated 3.9 stars while this was rated 4.6 stars. I feel like that is mostly because people don’t purchase the whole game and judge it only on the first act.Anyways, onto the real game. Remember, in every review, the more minor things I report mean the game is better because I believe improvement is always possible, and try to look for any possible flaw. But I’ve kind of just realized I have nothing to review negatively. I’ve only seen one bug with the golden grapple that makes the two people pinned on either side of a rock, stuck until one dies. I came here to review Unfair mode and how one bot has a speed advantage, but then realized that it is literally called Unfair mode. It is kind of fitting, so I decided that this makes sense. I have nothing to really complain, but that doesn’t mean it is as good as Hello Neighbor. Still, great job, TinyBuild!

before we start talking about improving this game, ill say I've played speedrunners on PC and Xbox.1: iPhone X series compatibility. i don't know if this is a design decision, but i think embracing the full screen display of the X series would improve the gameplay and gamefeel for the current gen phones.2: the controls. i really don't like the controls for this version of the game, i think that they should start from square 1 and redesign the controls to allow for a more free-flowing feel of movement. The slider and buttons are not the way to go for a game like this (but they still should be options). i suggest an 8-direction on screen Dpad to allow for the best possible way to control movement (jumping, sliding, and sprinting) with options to move those back to separate buttons. i think the whole control system should be able to be placed anywhere on screen and should be able to be resized. (see the mobile ports of classic Sega games for what I'm talking about) i think that this alone would take this rating to the next level. 3: the tutorial. it should be clearer, with bigger text and a "slo-mo" effect when you pass by the respective areas. overall, the biggest gripe i have with this game is the controlls, but i like the game

Fake players online who aren’t even a challenge and you have to wait for a bot to finish before you can play, and to find a real players can take up to 5-10 minutes of leavening and rejoining quick matches. And never get into a game of 3 other players only one and it’s not fun against bots who I am much faster then and are no challenge. Please remove the fakes and let us play with real people. Also ranked is doesn’t even work and I’ve never loaded into a ranked game because it takes so long and there’s probably nobody even on it to play with that can stand a chance against my skill level. I love the game but the online play is one of the most important parts of the game and bots take out the fun.

I loved this game on other systems like console, and it carried over well in terms of mechanics. However, the multiplayer features are lackluster at best. The is an option to invite friends to custom matches, but it doesn’t function. The “quick match” in multiplayer mode pairs the player with bots within about 15 seconds of trying to find a match. I rarely encounter other players there, and when I do, I always add them as a friend in the hopes that the “invite friend” feature would ever work. This isn’t fair to the players. Also, it’s not a bug, but an issue with the ranked system: if the player even manages to match with someone in a ranked match, if the losing party leaves the match, even after the winner wins three races, and the scoreboard has yet to show at the end of the match, the winner gets zero points in their ranking. Which isn’t fair to the winner, if someone is a poor loser.All together, I was tempted to give 2 stars if I hadn’t already loved the game on console.