Still a great core mechanic, but having to flail your 3DS around is way way less fun than using a Wii Remote.

Switching from the more open structure of Fluidity to a level-based system got rid of a lot of what made the first game special. It's still fun, but it's a noticeable step down from its predecessor.

"Hmm, this puzzle game seems really benign. The gyro controls seem okay-"
"Tee hee! To get past the fourth level in the tutorial, you have to physically rotate the 3DS 360 degrees multiple times! That's the title gimmick! Have fun playing this in public! (＾◡＾)"
"...this was a Club Nintendo Gold Reward at one point."

My status:

(60 Rainbow Spirits, 56 Puzzle Pieces, April 3, 2017)

wii version was better i think