About This Game !nsane is a nod to the cult game "Logical" from the good old Amiga days. It's all about balls and twist locks. You have to arrange the balls in the right order to pick the lock. What sounds simple enough quickly turns out to be a uniquely tricky game.Collect four balls of the same color in a twist lock and blow them up. To beat a level, you have to pick each lock at least once. Every level adds new elements like traffic lights, one-way streets and color changers, and you also have to keep an eye out for the indestructible black balls!!nsane features 50 exciting levels that really get your brains working. The difficultly increases progressively. Its initial levels are easy, but !nsane rapidly becomes an absorbing and addictively intricate puzzle!FeaturesCult game remakeClassic "Logical" rules50 challenging levelsLoads of game elements like traffic lights, one-way streets and color changersProgressive difficulty 6d5b4406ea Title: InsaneGenre: Casual, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:VIS-GamesPublisher:United Independent Entertainment GmbHRelease Date: 31 Mar, 2016 Insane Free Download [torrent Full] unsane filmed on iphone. insane song. insane full korean movie eng sub. free insane geometry dash. insane 51 3d. insane abs free online. insane full song youtube. go insane fleetwood mac meaning. insane rush ipa. insane full video song download in hd. insane video download hd yaar. minecraft insane modpack. insane iphone x fake. insane 2016 movie. insane pools free episodes. insane full song download.com. insane korn download. no insane meaning hindi. insane clown posse miracles. insane new download. insane video download full hd. insane xbox gamertags. insane full mp3 ringtone. insane full song pagalworld. insane jokes in hindi. insane full audio download. insane zoom camera In brief Insane is a Logical remake that's not quite there.Before I get into why I don't recommend Insane I need to talk about Logical. I first played it on the C64 way back in the day. I really liked three things about: it's puzzle nature, the frenetic action and the musc. Time passed and I moved on from my C64 to a PC and played the DOS port of logical. It lost something in translation, the music most notably but also the mouse controls never really felt as good as the C64's weird joystick scheme.Insane, unfortunately, lost something even further in translation. It's by far the prettiest Logical I've seen and the music is servicable (not as memorable as the strange sad upbeat music of the original). But...The problem lies with the controls and the gameplay speed. The locks turn very, very slowly. The Commodore version had exactly one frame of animation on the diagonal. Those locks could be spun fast, literally about 10 to 15 quarter revolutions a second. And it was necessary to keep the balls in play as they also rolled around quite quickly.In insane the balls roll slowly but relatively faster than the locks spin leading to many unintentional bounces and missed catches.This is further exacebated by the mouse controls. Both the DOS and Amiga versions used a two button scheme. One button to throw the ball and the other to twist the lock. Insane uses one button to do both, miss clicking is a constant and annoying problem as there are no cues as to whether the mouse is over the lock or a ball.Add a little pause to the end of the rotation cycle during which the lock can't be clicked and you have only a slow puzzle game that rarely executes the expected actions. I hate to write this because I loved Logical and have played many remakes of it over the years; and collected quite a lot of remixes of it's music.Insane lacks the speed, the varied backgrounds, the tight controls and even the number of levels of the original. I didn't enjoy it and it's not a game I can recommend. Sadness.. In brief Insane is a Logical remake that's not quite there.Before I get into why I don't recommend Insane I need to talk about Logical. I first played it on the C64 way back in the day. I really liked three things about: it's puzzle nature, the frenetic action and the musc. Time passed and I moved on from my C64 to a PC and played the DOS port of logical. It lost something in translation, the music most notably but also the mouse controls never really felt as good as the C64's weird joystick scheme.Insane, unfortunately, lost something even further in translation. It's by far the prettiest Logical I've seen and the music is servicable (not as memorable as the strange sad upbeat music of the original). But...The problem lies with the controls and the gameplay speed. The locks turn very, very slowly. The Commodore version had exactly one frame of animation on the diagonal. Those locks could be spun fast, literally about 10 to 15 quarter revolutions a second. And it was necessary to keep the balls in play as they also rolled around quite quickly.In insane the balls roll slowly but relatively faster than the locks spin leading to many unintentional bounces and missed catches.This is further exacebated by the mouse controls. Both the DOS and Amiga versions used a two button scheme. One button to throw the ball and the other to twist the lock. Insane uses one button to do both, miss clicking is a constant and annoying problem as there are no cues as to whether the mouse is over the lock or a ball.Add a little pause to the end of the rotation cycle during which the lock can't be clicked and you have only a slow puzzle game that rarely executes the expected actions. I hate to write this because I loved Logical and have played many remakes of it over the years; and collected quite a lot of remixes of it's music.Insane lacks the speed, the varied backgrounds, the tight controls and even the number of levels of the original. I didn't enjoy it and it's not a game I can recommend. Sadness.
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