Don Muchow

This is truly a unique game. Very simple rules, no timer, just an objective and a "toolbox" of bendable rules to reach it. It's almost like a programming language in that sense... The game has a certain "syntax" for rule bending and that makes it intellectually stimulating, unlike endless matching or puzzle games with no clear objective other than to guess what the dev was thinking. Also, few if any ads. I am hard person to please, and I love this game. I'm hooked on it! 😊😎 Edited

Devin

Each area has around 10 puzzles and you're able to "pass" the area by completing around half of them. This is very helpful since a lot of the puzzles appear impossible at first glance. Each area has a theme/rule/mechanic that is introduced and elaborated upon as you progress so when you get stuck you can learn by solving an adjacent level. The game has good music, good controls, and good puzzles using a variety of different mechanics.

leann hurst

I love puzzle games. Raced through Portal. Played the Room games multiple times. This game is for a different type of person. If you find that you challenge yourself in stressful ways, this is your game. There's a ton of potential, but the puzzles don't build in a well paced way. They introduce a mechanic just enough to have you looking forward to puzzles playing with it, then they move on to something else. It felt rushed with no real pay off. Also, the difficulty varied oddly.

A M

Great game, very challenging and captivating, and I like that now I can play it anywhere. Removing three stars because 1. some of the tiles are very hard to see, even in "high contrast" mode, and, more importantly, 2. It is impossible to backup game progress data without rooting the phone, causing total loss of progress when changing phones. I'm about to lose 152 solved levels on which I spent quite a bit of time. Developer doesn't seem to care. Very annoying. Edited

Jovian

EDIT: Just learned that there's no way to back up your save easily, so I'm knocking this review down a star. Normally I'm quite pleased with Android indie ports being so easy to transfer save data, but not here. Now, if something happens to my phone, my save is just gone. That kind of hurts, given this game isn't exactly easily replayable if you forget the solutions. Please dev, can we get some Google Play backup integration?? Original review is below. Excellent mobile port! Fluid controls. This game is now extra dangerous because I can sneak it in at work. If you haven't played it before, get ready for your mind to be smashed into tiny little pieces, and then those pieces get smashed into tinier little pieces. Edited