Totally unplayable
The interactive mechanism is poor, no auto complete no grid lines.
Also forget about the generator, it took forever to make a puzzle.
DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Also forget about the generator, it took forever to make a puzzle.
DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Guess mode not really working
The guess mode is crucial in large hard puzzles. However, it doesn’t really work for me. Once I tried it once and got out, all present lines were left blue (non modifiable) forever. And I wasn’t able to use guess mode again (the whole puzzle got stuck, couldn’t even swipe to change area, and am forced to go back to main menu).
It could also use a feature to highlight a line to see if it’s the same of another. Or alternatively, give the ability to zoom out. You can pinch, but as soon as you let go the screen, it zooms back in.
It could also use a feature to highlight a line to see if it’s the same of another. Or alternatively, give the ability to zoom out. You can pinch, but as soon as you let go the screen, it zooms back in.
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Great Puzzle Game
Every puzzle is a new challenge. I love the random puzzle generation feature. The only thing that could improve it is if there is a setting to remove the 'x's.
Great in theory, but glitchy
I'll cut to the chase—infinite Slitherlink puzzles for a dollar is a hard deal to say no to, BUT, this app has failed to save my progress more than once, and in fact just erased several puzzles' worth of progress in the 'handmade' section, writing one link onto completely the wrong board.
It's also worth mentioning that the interface isn't quite ideal, especially on iPad—the app seems to have been written as an embedded webpage, with all the awkward two-finger scaling to zoom that implies. It also seems like many of my taps fail to register, compared to some other Slitherlink games I've tried on iPad.
So, if you don't mind potentially having to clear puzzles in a single sitting, this will give you an endless stream of them at exactly whatever difficulty level that you're looking for, which is honestly a pretty great offer for a dollar. Just be prepared for frustration if you're the type who would have wanted to enjoy checking off your progress through its set of premade puzzles, or coming back to a big one across several sessions.
It's also worth mentioning that the interface isn't quite ideal, especially on iPad—the app seems to have been written as an embedded webpage, with all the awkward two-finger scaling to zoom that implies. It also seems like many of my taps fail to register, compared to some other Slitherlink games I've tried on iPad.
So, if you don't mind potentially having to clear puzzles in a single sitting, this will give you an endless stream of them at exactly whatever difficulty level that you're looking for, which is honestly a pretty great offer for a dollar. Just be prepared for frustration if you're the type who would have wanted to enjoy checking off your progress through its set of premade puzzles, or coming back to a big one across several sessions.
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