Almost There [Free] is a very interesting platformer in the sense that it is designed to be played with one hand. I was playing the game on a regular 9.7?-sized iPad and it was a bit awkward at times, but if you play it on an iPhone you may have an easier time with the controls as they are designed to be played in the portrait orientation. The game supports both standard or right-handed players and left-handed people via a mode you can switch on in settings. To reach the end of the course, you have to hit this ball of light (sphere or orb).
You play the role of a cube as you swipe your way across 55 levels. The game?s art direction, and overall aesthetics, are very tranquil and surreal. It has a neon light vibe to it with geometric shapes moving around in the background. The graphics are pleasant, but repetitive. Almost There is free to play and at first I thought that it offers very unobtrusive IAPs. These IAP?s, which you can purchase inside the ?shop? will allow you to unlock additional level ahead of time. The game?s progression is measured by stars, which you can purchase in various bulks.
You can also earn stars by progressing throughout the levels yourself and the faster you progress, the more stars you earn. As long as you pass to the exit you get a star and depending on your speed, you can earn up to two additional stars. To access the next level you will have to pay a single star. Oh and did I mention you can always watch an ad for a star"
However, as I kept ...