VMOD

VMOD

Solve visual quantix equations

304 ratings
27 reviews
$0.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 10, 2019
  • May 9, 2021

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Engage in a unique puzzle game where you manipulate interconnected elements by tapping buttons. Discover how different actions create cascading effects to solve visual equations. This game offers both handcrafted and procedurally generated challenges.

Solve visual quantix equations
Activate buttons to observe side-effects
50 handcrafted levels
Procedurally generated levels
Multiple mechanics
Minimalist user interface
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What's New in VMOD

1.2.3

May 9, 2021

Support for iOS 14.5 Thank you for playing my game!

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User reviews

Knifflig und minimalistisch …

…genau wie ich es mag, und ohne überflüssigen Schnickschnack und gänzlich ohne Werbung für nur 0,99€.
Es gibt 50 vorgefertigte Ausgaben mit wachsender Schwierigkeit und alternativ unendlich viele Aufgaben per Zufallsgenerator.

Das perfekte Spiel, bei dem man allmählich rauskriegen muss, wie es funktioniert.
Ideal für Leute, die nicht animiert werden wollen / müssen, sondern selbst eine Lösung finden wollen.

Einen Wunsch habe ich noch an den Entwickler: Es wäre sehr schön, wenn die Zahl der gebrauchten „Züge“ angezeigt und gespeichert würde. Dann könnte man sich auch noch verbessern.
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A really good game

Not enough lvl ! I m waiting for more ... 50 lvl are not Enough for a no free game !

Example of why mobile puzzlers are often disappointing

The solutions aren’t really clever or interesting, most of the game is tapping random stuff and hoping you stumble into the solution. A good puzzle should have a have a simple solution that when you see makes you go “oh that’s smart,” and the process of solving it should be centralized around a catch. But you don’t get many “wow that was clever” moments like that here, and the level design feels like not much effort went into it. Each level should have its own interesting idea to contribute, and solving each puzzle should be the player’s way of exploring those ideas. Of the few “Ah-ha!” moments this game has to offer, most of them feel as if they weren’t planned by the level designer, and the way you solve a level depends completely on how you decide to try it. When there are a countless number of ways to complete each puzzle, how can any levels be thought out fully? So although there are some moments of actual problem solving here, overall it’s not great. If you’re looking to tap random buttons, this is for you. If you’re looking for some real puzzles check out the witness...

Three stars because I understand making puzzle games can be very difficult. And as a puzzle game maker I’ve made games that had similar issues. Keep trying!
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Rip off!

I know it’s only .99 but my kid wants instructions.. seems silly to be the game of the day when it’s pretty basic and not much to the game. What makes an app game of the day! Will definitely make me think twice before I buy anymore apps.

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FAQ

What is VMOD?

VMOD is a puzzle game focused on understanding cause and effect. Players tap buttons to activate them and observe how these actions influence each other, solving visual quantix equations. It's designed to be an engaging and mentally stimulating experience.

What are the key features of VMOD?

The game features 50 handcrafted levels and an endless supply of procedurally generated levels. It incorporates a variety of mechanics, a colorful presentation, and a minimalist user interface to minimize distractions. The core gameplay involves button pressing fun and observing side-effects.

How much does VMOD cost?

VMOD is a paid application. The description explicitly states 'no ads and no In-App Purchases,' indicating a one-time purchase model for the full game experience.

What kind of device can I play VMOD on?

The description does not specify compatibility with particular operating systems (iOS or Android) or device types. However, it is presented as a mobile application, suggesting it is available on smartphones and tablets.

Who is VMOD intended for?

While the description mentions it as training software for SYMTAq engineers, it is also presented as a general puzzle game. It is suitable for anyone who enjoys logic puzzles, visual problem-solving, and exploring abstract mechanics, with a specific mention for individuals capable of visualizing complex systems.