Leave a Review tangram! seven boards of skill
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On the iPhone 13 mini. What’s the point?!Aslo White
Tangram!
Nice upgrade. You can see through the shapes to be sure you have the right piece. You can move and rotate pieces.nanchiagain
Loving it
I like this brand new Chinese app because it tells me how to make a Tangram Puzzles and I really like itTheRealAbstract
Tangram!
Excellent game but I miss being to flip the parallelogram.Luceteer
Still a challenge
Still a challenge and fun even after completing the game several times through. Well done!CrankyYankey
Great challenge, still needs some tweaks
The challenge of the puzzles is far greater than the original game. However, the shape selection/rotation is quirky, and the swipe up feature catches too often, especially when trying to select a shape from below. Also, I find that particularly in the puzzles where there’s slight incongruence of shapes, the auto-detector doesn’t identify a solved puzzle. Frustrating when I know I’ve solved it. I’m addicted, however.Show lessJohnstarks
Addictive
Wonderful simple challenging gameTyke Boggart
Great game lacks polish on iOS 11
The tangram! puzzles are great. There’s no question about variety.
The board mechanics are simple enough: move via the inner circle, rotate via the outer circle.
There seems to be no way to flip the parallelogram piece which you can do with real tiles. Perhaps it’s not a purist move. All puzzles should be solvable without this anyway.
It is TOO EASY to aim for a piece on the lower portion of the board and be accidentally returned to the menu. Unfortunately, if you have random selection enabled (it is by default), then finding your way back to your puzzle is troublesome. If you happen to click on another puzzle, all your effort is lost. This is highly frustrating.
There is no pinch to zoom or spread to magnify. This is highly annoying when you have to move the whole puzzle back into view if you change a large piece, for example. There is an option to double click touching pieces and moving them as one. This is a decent workaround, but magnification and zoom would be better.
It would be a really nice option for children if you could enable a full-size outline of the figure. Right now the target figure is small and judging relative proportions is difficult for younger players. Sadly, the target is easily obscured by overlaying pieces AND it often swoops out of view, seemingly on its own.
Overall, the game is enjoyable and play is consistent.
Adapting the game to include standard UI features such as zoom is a must.
A history with undo is a nice to have.
Don’t wait another minute. Download the game and try it. There are enough free levels included to truly judge for yourself.Show lessJimmy daPooh
Developer Response
Hey, thanks for the detailed review! Please note that you can close the menu without loading any new puzzle simply by swiping down. Zooming is actually implemented, but only yet available as an experimental feature. Please find the corresponding section in tangram! help (you can find it in settings). Full-size outline is available if you swipe down the game board, and press the lightbulb button. It will replace the small thumbnail with a full-sized puzzle template. Hope the tips above make it easier for you to play, and thanks again for the feedbacks (in case your judgment of the game changed considering the tips, please update your rating).Freeform is more challenging!
Addictive!Still retired
Fl bubby
Love it!Fldmb
