Out of Eight writes: "When I say (well, write, actually) "casual games," what do you think of? Probably this. And this. And maybe even this. The point is (since when do I have a point?), the term usually is derogatory in nature, representing a simple game for less educated audiences. Thing is, though, there has been a lot of innovative work done in the genre producing some notable titles with unique assets, such as Crayon Physics Deluxe and World of Goo. Both of these games come with unique hooks that differentiate them from the hordes of match-3 games that typically populate the genre. Uniqueness is the focus of Somersault, a casual puzzle game (surprise!) that involves drawing platforms to direct a ball-looking thing (quite possibly a ball). Does this mechanic produce a memorable game?"
STP writes: "It’s always nice to get a hold of a game where the very act of moving from point A to point B is fun. This is one of the best things about Somersault, a platformer with lush 3D graphics from German developer Enter-Brain-Ment. Just bouncing around the levels by drawing walls will put a smile on your face".
AppSmile: Somersault, Enter-Brain-Ment’s innovative line-drawing platformer, is now available from the app store. The game mixes interactive worlds with bright graphics to create an engaging experience. However, inadequate physics and a lack of objective in levels prevent it from reaching its full potential.
148Apps writes: "In Somersault, the new release game from Enter-Brain-Ment, you take control of Flip, a helmeted hero who is trying to save his home from invading aliens. You must guide Flip across a fractured world to save his people. Instead of walking and jumping, however, Flip gets around – with your help – by bouncing everywhere to collect coins, defeat enemies, and battle bosses".
