Greenfield (2026)

More a refinement of the formula than a fresh take, Art of Balance graces a new platform and offers the same addictive puzzle action it always has. The host hardware greatly benefits both the quickplay nature of the game and its multiplayer features, making for a solid choice to new fans of the genre.

Art of Balance is a brilliant puzzle game that plays with physics and balance. With five game modes both single and multiplayer, this one both locally and online, we will have for many hours of fun. Despite continuing to carry away a specific problem from other deliveries, it is appreciated that this version arrives slightly expanded, making us the best version of all those that have appeared to date, and its very contained price only reaffirms that if you like the genre and you haven't tried this title yet, don't wait another second.

This game is pretty deep with its simple mechanics. There’re a ton of levels to play, and a great variety of modes that offer both single and multiplayer fun.

Art of Balance is probably the best puzzle primary game I’ve played all year. Although the premise seems like it would fit better during the tediousness of a Sunday night train ride, it’s a game I can now see myself playing in nearly any occasion. Other puzzle games fall short, and Art of Balance simply shows them how it’s done.

Art of Balance’s Wii U premiere is a fine candidate for a fun, compelling and absorbing puzzle game. Its levels are wide and varied and its multiplayer modes will gather friends for long hours. A very welcome entry into the puzzle sector of the Wii U catalogue.