An absolute must-play indie masterpiece – Anodyne Mobile Review

One minor flaw: the touchscreen controls could use just a bit of tweaking, because they don't feel quite as responsive as I'd like; and because of the game's unusual aspect ratio, it looks its best in portrait mode, so my hands are pretty cramped after three straight hours of gameplay. It's the first release of a port for a game designed for PC, so that's pretty much par for the course. But then, all of that is forgiven by virtue of the fact that I played for three hours straight in the first sitting. I'd have kept going if my hands weren't starting to exhibit signs of carpal tunnel syndrome. Suggestion to the devs: add some support for bluetooth control pads (especially the Caliber Advantage, whenever it comes out). You have my heartfelt gratitude for producing such a wonderful work of art.
Review by Humbertesque on Anodyne Mobile.