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nice

The 1.50 version is very good, especially the music and animation. I hope to update the TV version as soon as possible. Thank you.

Settings

Settings should be included to turn on/off background music.
Restarting game still on the last level game played. Should automatically advance to the next level.

One of the best puzzles ever played

I really liked the game. Actually I liked it so much that I became the first person to finish all levels. I will not lie by saying that some of the levels took me weeks to solve.

Fun, fast puzzles

I actually like this app a lot! The idea (turning to manipulate gravity for puzzles) seems fairly intuitive, and I’m surprised I haven’t seen it before. The animation when resetting or switching levels is great, and I also really like the music.

I think the only changes I’d like to see are:

- Some form of a “Level Select” screen
- A target number of rolls per level (maybe including graduating scoring, like getting 1, 2, or 3 stars based on how many rolls you needed?)
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Spin me round

This is a puzzle game in which you tilt the screen in order to get the colorful block to the goal. Starts out simple enough but gets more challenging. However, there should be a way to select levels or skip them. Other than that it’s a decent way to pass the time and use problem solving.

Simply frustrating

There’s a good degree of difficulty in most of the puzzles. But even the really challenging ones I was able to get by randomly moving the blocks until I could see the path. Then I got to level 32, and have sunk countless minutes into it to no avail. I wish they had a skip or solve option so that I could at least finish the rest of the puzzles.
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Makes your brain hurt in a good way!

I discovered this gem courtesy of AppAdvice so was lucky enough to get it free, but I’d have happily paid full price. A simple premise that can be brain sweatingly hard to solve, but oh so satisfying when you do. The kind of satisfaction that makes you say “Oh, go on then, one more level” quickly followed by frustration as you see what you are up against this time. Love it!
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Patience pays

Suggestions for success:

- after spinning around hopelessly, put the game down for an hour or two and let your brain work on it subconsciously

- slow down. Best to think backwards from the final move to plan where you need the pieces. Random rapid turns will rarely lead to a solution

Addictive

It only takes a few levels until you get your brain twisting around, trying to see how the cubes could move.