Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers

Great gameplay, interesting audiovisuals and fun story. Hope this will get new levels someday.

Picked this up on sale and is well worth 4.99 but $10 is pushing the game play value. As others reviews will state you get around 3 hours of game time (4 if you try to find all items), but a really great time while playing it. Game runs @1920x1080 smoothly on my gtx 460 so not sure why some reviewers complain about performance. hoping for more episodes.

It has never been so fun to cut a whole level in tiny slices. The game is short, but the freedom and the tools you get (a laser that cuts through rock, a retractable rope with a hook and a rocket) make up for it. Mastering these tools allowed me to reach all areas where I wasn't supposed to go - the level designers didn't place precise collisions or proper textures in these areas because they didn't expect that anyone would ever get there. This probably sounds bad, but it is extremely rewarding. If Tiny & Big just consisted of linear levels, I wouldn't recommend it so much. But I replayed the game a lot to get all the achievements, and with each playthrough I discovered new, unexpected ways to go through the obstacles in front of me - shortcuts, alternative paths, hidden places, physical tricks. That's what made it all worth it, and I had to play again and again.

Very fun and unique little game. Some bugs (controller doesn't work/is unusable because you autorun; I've had a couple crashes in the pyramid top level)

It is a great game with great mechanics. The game is a little short, but that is also a good thing. It is simple and knows what it is doing, if it had been much longer, I belive it would just have become boring.