An honest opinion. – Tentacles - Enter the Mind Review

I seem to be one of the few individuals who got the game to work, and I strongly suspect it's because my Cloud's connection actually works so I suggest the rest of y'all check that since it saves your game progress outside of wifi. Now, onto the game itself. I encountered very few issues during gameplay and was pleasantly surprised to discover that it didn't make my phone heat up to 400 degrees. It only crashed twice during average gameplay. The other two crashes occurred when this certain enemy attacked that looks like an alien flower and has like 5+ eyeballs. It seems to only spawn rarely but I wouldn't fight it, just run. The only bugs I've encountered is after ascending to Infini-ID my monster's eyeball eating arm would sometimes glitch out and stretch infinitely into the horizon or even float detached from it, although it still worked albeit hilariously. The game's aesthetic's are really good, the art is somehow gross but appealing with good use of neon colors. It's a shame we don't see more of the drawn art, maybe collecting concept art would be something to add? The layer levels were nicely executed, my only complaint is some of the camera angles in the city levels worked against your monster and can be a little frustrating to deal with when fighting 5 monsters at once. The repetition of them did start to get old, so adding new setups could be nice. I don't recommend buying coins or eggs/hammers, since there's no real benefit in the long run except completing the game faster which kind of ruins the fun. The buffs are optional, I personally didn't use them and did fine but if you find yourself struggling on a level they may come in handy.
Review by The Fourth Wall on Tentacles - Enter the Mind.