Accompanied by a jazzy, lighthearted soundtrack, the game is a great pick up and play title. One of its only weaknesses is you can get stuck in a level (it won’t let you bail out back to the menu), but that extra logic power just might be good for your noggin. Besides, Eddy dies in such a sad little way when you screw up, you're going to want to work hard to keep him going for that goal (and don't even get us started on the cute little squeaky sounds he makes).
WP - "The Line is a new game by Ketchapp that takes influence from the popular Stay In The Line. It's a very similar game except it's potentially even more difficult, if that's possible. Your goal is simply to get as far as you can and score as many points as possible."
Pocket Gamer - Back before you could play wondrous games on your mobile phone – in fact, before any non-yuppy even had a mobile phone – kids had to content themselves with other forms of entertainment on long journeys.
The thing that always occupied me in those pre-Game Boy years were join-the-dot books. From a seemingly random formation of numbered dots sprung stunning (well, decipherable) drawings of animals and deserted islands.
STP: The Line isn't a Johnny Cash biopic like Walk The Line, or a harrowing World War 2 drama like The Thin Red Line. Those films may have been more thematically complex, but The Line from Ant Hive Games is both a mental and physical challenge.
