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Neonwall es un juego de puzles único, complicado como pocos, pero muy satisfactorio. No ofrece grandes valores de producción ni modos extra, nada que distraiga de su jugabilidad. A ese precio, pocas propuestas más originales (y bien adaptadas a los Joy Con) encontrarás en Switch.

Neonwall is a fresh new take on the old physics puzzler genre, immensely enjoyable thanks to the Joy-Cons IR tracking control mode. A beautiful package of endless neon glows and electronic music filled with some stiff concentration and reflex challenges makes it very easy for us to recommend this unusual yet deeply satisfying addition to Nintendo Switch's digital library.

Neonwall is an excellent physics puzzler that will test your concentration within an inch of its life. Prepare yourself though, it’s not gonna be a cakewalk. Oh go on then, just one more go…

All in all Neonwall is an interesting bite of inventiveness that may be over a bit too soon but also doesn’t overstay its welcome. Its slow and consistent slope of added difficulty, with new elements being introduced consistently throughout the majority of the game, manages to keep you engaged and in a “just one more try” kind of way. More than just its cool aesthetics, it delivers a gameplay experience I’m interested to see more takes on in the future.

Overall, Neonwall is an immediately addicting and very difficult puzzle title. On one hand, I enjoyed the challenge and couldn’t wait to come back, but on the other (hand,) I was turned off by some of the ridiculous difficulty spikes, especially when time is not on your side. Even so, the visuals, music and presentation made it a jump back into the puzzle solving madness. Neonwall features a unique puzzle-solving mechanic and is one I hope more games will try to incorporate in the future.

Neonwall es un juego que a pesar de su simpleza puede llegar a enganchar siempre y cuando os hagáis con sus mecánicas. Requerirá habilidad, rapidez y precisión, pero sobre todo, mucha, mucha paciencia si queremos completar todos sus desafiantes niveles, una tarea que no resultará nada sencilla.

Neonwall es un puzle muy interesante y que ha logrado engancharme hasta que lo he completado. Su estética ochentera, alta dificultad, buenas mecánicas e interesante uso del Joy-Con hacen de él una muy buena opción pese a quedarse algo corto de contenido. Si queremos jugar a algo diferente en nuestra Nintendo Switch, Neonwall es el juego.