iO is a physics platformer in which you control a ball. By growing or shrinking the ball you can influence its speed and weight. Use these mechanics to gain momentum and make your way through the levels. Toy with the laws of physics, solve the puzzles and reach the exit as quickly as possible. Can you win the gold medal in all levels?
Platforms
Linux Mac PC PS4 Vita XONEGenres
Indie Platform Puzzle RacingThemes
Action
Languages: English and 7 more
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Critic Reviews
GameGrin
By Steven John DawsonA simple-on-the-surface, yet tough to master puzzle platformer that will keep you coming back time and time again to obtain the best medals that you can.
The Digital Fix
By Peter TaylorA straightforward puzzler that borders on the fiendish as you progress. If that's your thing then iO will definitely be in your wheelhouse.
Push Square
By Simon FitzgeraldiO is a solid physics puzzler with simple controls, minimalistic visuals, and challenging gameplay that comes together as an overall decent experience. The tough difficulty spike and puzzles reliant on trial and error and good luck prevent this from being an excellent title, but if you are looking for a game to roll you over to the next big release then this is certainly worth a punt.
Pixelophobia
By Łukasz AnkudoiO is a simple arcade game that requires us to transfer a ball from the start to finish. It can go faster, go slower, grow and shrink. We can play on enormous number of levels varying in difficulty and complexity. The only downside for Xbox Players is that game has broken achievements that can't be fixed with an update. Shame.
TrueAchievements
By Kevin TavoreIf you're craving a decent platformer then this might be a good option, but there's plenty of similar games that offer more.
