Make It Perfect

Moonlight Studio.

Contains ads

About this game

"Make it Perfect" is a captivating and immersive game that challenges players with the task of arranging various items into their perfect positions. The essence of the game lies in its simplicity and the profound satisfaction derived from achieving order from chaos. Players are presented with a series of levels, each with a unique set of items and a specific area or environment where these items need to be placed. The items range from everyday objects like books, utensils, and clothes to more abstract shapes and patterns that require more thoughtful placement.

The game starts with relatively simple challenges, allowing players to get a feel for the mechanics and the type of logic required. As players progress, the levels become increasingly complex, introducing more items and more intricate arrangements. The beauty of "Make it Perfect" lies in its open-ended nature; there are often multiple ways to achieve the perfect arrangement, encouraging creativity and experimentation.

Visuals in "Make it Perfect" are crisp and pleasing, with a minimalist aesthetic that helps players focus on the task at hand. The game's interface is intuitive, making it easy for players of all ages to pick up and play. The tactile sensation of moving items into place is surprisingly satisfying, enhanced by subtle sound effects and a calming soundtrack that complements the zen-like experience.

What sets "Make it Perfect" apart is its subtle educational value. The game subtly teaches principles of organization, spatial awareness, and even elements of design. Players might find themselves applying the skills they've honed in the game to real-life situations, like organizing a bookshelf or redecorating a room.

For those looking for a challenge, the game offers timed levels and other modes where precision and speed are key. These modes add a competitive edge to the game, perfect for players who enjoy testing their skills against the clock.

Additionally, "Make it Perfect" includes a community aspect, where players can share their solutions and compete with others for the most efficient or aesthetically pleasing arrangements. This feature not only adds a social element to the game but also showcases the diversity in problem-solving approaches among different players.

In summary, "Make it Perfect" is more than just a game about arranging items neatly. It's a meditative, engaging experience that appeals to the innate human desire for order and beauty. Its blend of simple gameplay, educational value, and aesthetic appeal makes it a standout title, perfect for anyone looking to unwind and exercise their organizational skills in a fun and relaxing way."

Ratings and reviews

I had to uninstall this game due to the excessive commercials. Every time I open it, there's an ad that I can't skip. While the game offers free hints, it's frustrating to sit through an ad right at the start without any benefit. I wish I could rate it higher, but the constant ads make it unplayable. It feels like the developers are just trying to squeeze money out of they're sponsors and players

It's very cool and relaxing. But... an ad after each stage is too much. It only takes a few seconds to complete a stage and then 30 seconds of ads. Great idea, tho.

An alright game, for a bit. Every level is random. You start to get more and more repeat puzzles. Not similar, exactly the same. I figured I'd played them all, but then got a new one. Why wouldn't you let me play new puzzles before repeating? Sometimes items will snap into place from far away, others don't want to snap into place. Forced ads can be skipped after very short time, and aren't so numerous that it's unplayable. One puzzle was broken. You had to skip it, pins couldn't hold stockings.

What's new

Fix some bug