Not quite perfect, but simple and effective.
avoiderdragon: The iOS has always been a welcome home for puzzle games, and yet games like Perfection seem to be rather scarce. Most might think that it takes little imagination to create a game with minimalist visuals, but that’s the furthest thing from the truth. Less is more, even in its design and the foresight it takes to make it work. So when gamers see something like Perfection, hope that it turns out good like Hundreds.
A review of the new casual game on Steam, Perfection!
Pocket Gamer: Perfection and simplicity are close friends. From the prose of Hemingway to the sushi of Jiro, it's frequently the case that the simpler something gets the better it is.
That's the kind of perfection that Perfection is aiming for. In which case, it's a little bit too perfect. If it were sushi, it would constitute about three grains of pretty good rice. If it were prose it would be an impeccably spelled, pleasantly lyrical, but fatally aimless phrase like, "Geronimo binoculars discombobulate."
