LSD

LSD is a basic match-3 puzzle game with minimal content and simplistic gameplay. Players progress through 20 levels with repetitive mechanics and no meaningful variation or story. The game features a single static anime girl in a towel as a background element, which some players found misleading given the game's title and marketing. Achievements are abundant but trivial to obtain, mostly unlocked by pressing every key on the keyboard rather than through gameplay. The interface lacks polish, with no main menu or exit option, causing frustration. Gameplay is often described as clunky and uninspired, with random elements affecting progression and little challenge or reward.

Despite its low price, many players feel the game offers poor value and is essentially an uninspired clone of popular match-3 titles like Candy Crush. Fans of achievement hunting may find some appeal, but most recommend avoiding it due to lack of depth, polish, and engaging content.

Highlights

Players praise the easy and numerous achievements that can be unlocked quickly.

The game is considered a relaxing, casual time-killer with simple match-3 mechanics and no time pressure.

Some appreciate the low price point and view it as a cheap diversion.

The single anime girl artwork is noted, though it does not impact gameplay.

Occasional fun is found in the quirky animations and the absence of stress due to limited moves but no timer.

Criticisms

Common criticisms include lack of meaningful gameplay and challenge, with levels feeling repetitive and uninspired.

Players complain about poor game design such as no tutorial, no menu, and no exit button.

The achievements are disconnected from gameplay, mainly unlocked by pressing keyboard keys.

Graphics and interface are considered low quality and clunky.

Many feel the game is a cash grab or asset flip with minimal effort put into development.

The misleading marketing and lack of content cause disappointment.