Incredipede

"I love this game. It reminds me of World of Goo, which I actually played all the way to the end, twice. Each level teaches you what to do, and you get practice on the controls. I love the art work, music and concept. By level 7 I have to create my own creature by essentially pulling one line, one limb out of the creature's eye. It actually winces & as the bone pops out, I actually felt like I was hurting this little online critter, the graphics are that good. Lots of fun, easy to play."

"Can't even figure out how to make it work. Useless."

"Interesting but frustrating."

"It's a physically physics based puzzles and was surprising how well it worked. Passed every level with every coin and had a lot of challenge but always felt like a fail was my own and worked towards figuring out the solution with the mechanics presented for each level. A Very fun, strange, and well done game with an even stranger story that felt a lil too serious for what it was and maybe a lil preachy w/o a clear message but it's also short for me but comes with user levels to try or create."

"Another hit from Sarah Northway! Awesome game!"

"Very unusual game, creative idea, and the art is like old woodcut prints except its a sort of scifi idea with this unusual stick creature, who you are sympathetically playing. The oddness is the locomotion using muscles, that's part of the game. I have a new mobile a few years later and am re-installing it."

"Love the dedication to the graphics"

"I have seen your khan academy interview and decided to support your nomade way of life!"

"This is a solid physics/puzzler game. The levels are different from what you find on the PC version, but it's still fun. Creature creation is available under hard mode, for those who want that. And best of all, the game supports bluetooth keyboard control. Yes! Thanks, devs, for bringing this game to Android and keeping it up to date."

"If you ever wanted QWOP to be expanded into a full rich game, look no further."