Gyrotate

Gyrotate

by GoosTrix Ltd

35 ratings
20 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 18, 2009
  • January 25, 2017
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About

An action-puzzle game where players rotate layers to match pieces. It offers addictive gameplay with special pieces and hints to help progress. Detailed statistics and automatic saving enhance the experience.

Rotating puzzle layers
Special game pieces (clocks, bombs, locks)
Open-ended gameplay
Hint system
Automatic board reset
Detailed player statistics
Automatic saving
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What's New in Gyrotate

1.51

January 25, 2017

Bug fixes.

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Upgrade Pack

You'll get access to the shuffle, dynamite & supernova pieces! Also, for every ten levels you reach, any lives you lost will now be regained! When starting a new game you'll now be able to select which level you want to start on!

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User reviews

Ads ruin the game

Game play is interrupted several times every minute, launching Safari to show an ad.

Except for the excessive ads the game is great. I used to recommend it.

The ads are ridiculous

I played a single round, not a difficult round, one of the beginning ones that you can finish quickly. FIVE. FIVE TIMES the ads interrupted the game. Worse even, the ads take you out of the game completely. This used to be one of my favorite games, it’s not worth keeping anymore.

What’s the world coming to.

Too, too, too many ads.
Greedy, greedy, greedy people.

TOO MANY ADS!

While this game is a classic for me, the ads make it unplayable. The ads open seemingly every 20-30 seconds. The ads completely take me out of the game and open a browser window, which I then have to quit out of, reorient myself back to the game, and then later have to go back and close the 40+ ad browser pages. I swear in the course of clearing 2 levels, I had 54 browser pages opened. Ridiculous!

Get rid of the ads or else place them between levels. Also, these ads do not need to be browser pages that open, which place adware and other garbage on my phone.

I’ll hang onto the game for a while, but will not play until there is an update to correct this.
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Terrible

Ads ruined game that I used to love. Rounds are repeatedly interrupted by the browser opening to show ads. This makes the game unplayable.

FAQ

What is Gyrotate?

Gyrotate is an action-puzzle game where you rotate layers to match pieces. It's designed to be simple yet addictive, offering a unique twist on the puzzle-match genre.

How does Gyrotate gameplay work?

The core mechanic involves rotating layers on the board to create matches. Special pieces like clocks, bombs, and locks are introduced to enhance the gameplay and challenge.

Does Gyrotate have offline play?

The description implies offline play is possible as it mentions automatic saving and open-ended gameplay, with no mention of requiring an internet connection for core functionality.

What makes Gyrotate unique?

Its unique selling point is the rotating layer mechanic, which offers a fresh perspective on the familiar puzzle-match genre. Special pieces and the open-ended nature of the game also contribute to its distinctiveness.

Can Gyrotate help me improve my skills?

Yes, Gyrotate provides detailed statistics to track your playing habits and progress. The open-ended gameplay means your progression is limited only by your skill, and hints are available to assist you.

Is Gyrotate suitable for all ages?

Gyrotate has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players. The simple mechanics and puzzle-solving nature are generally accessible.

How often is Gyrotate updated?

The latest version is 1.51, released on January 25, 2017. This indicates that updates may not be very frequent, with the last update being several years ago.

What do users think of Gyrotate?

Gyrotate has a rating of 2.4 stars from 35 ratings. This suggests that user sentiment is mixed, with a significant portion of players not finding the game to be highly satisfying.