Not entirely sure what this is yet?
My first impression was that this 'game' was still in development. Then I saw that the only other review listed was 5 years ago. So that has left me confused.
Considering Carlos' other apps, such as the amazing RainAlarm, that I have been using since forever, a good few years anyway, I don't understand what this app is supposed to be. Maybe Carlos also has the same question?
From reading the only other review on the Apple App Store ( from 5 yrs ago), and from trying to work out the game myself, I have come to the following ‘understanding’.
The game premise
You start the game at ‘level’ 1 where you are presented with a screen that has been divided up into a number of grey shaded rectangular areas (for level 1 this was 4 areas) with black borders.
These areas cover the entire screen, as in there isn’t any ‘spare’ space. Each area has a different set of dimension to the others and, as such, means every shape has a different area.
You must use your judgement to determine the order in which you need to tap each area, based on its size, and from largest to smallest.
‘Solving’ a level occurs when you have managed to do this within the given time for that level. For level 1 you have around 6 seconds. Level 2 increases to 8 seconds, and level 3 is 12 seconds.
When you tap an area, in the correct sequence, its colour changes to either blue, red, white or black, although I haven’t worked out what determines which one.
Each tap of the screen results in a ‘click’ to confirm the game’s receipt of the selection.
If you select a shape in the incorrect sequence, and you still have time remaining, then you’ll receive audio feedback denoting a failed selection.
You also receive audio feedback for correct selections, successful level completion, and for level failure.
Successfully completing a level awards you points, and a running total is shown at the top of the screen.
When a level has been successfully solved, the game updates your points score, moves on to the next level, with more shapes, making it more difficult to solve in the given time.
There also seems to be a small square dot that travels diagonally across the screen from left to right. It reminded me vaguely of playing Pong on our family TV when I was a kid. I have not been able to ascertain what role or function this dot has within each level.
Well, there you have it. That’s as much as I can work out. There are no instructions or explanations given within the ‘game’. Perhaps working them out is part of the whole process of play?
Considering Carlos' other apps, such as the amazing RainAlarm, that I have been using since forever, a good few years anyway, I don't understand what this app is supposed to be. Maybe Carlos also has the same question?
From reading the only other review on the Apple App Store ( from 5 yrs ago), and from trying to work out the game myself, I have come to the following ‘understanding’.
The game premise
You start the game at ‘level’ 1 where you are presented with a screen that has been divided up into a number of grey shaded rectangular areas (for level 1 this was 4 areas) with black borders.
These areas cover the entire screen, as in there isn’t any ‘spare’ space. Each area has a different set of dimension to the others and, as such, means every shape has a different area.
You must use your judgement to determine the order in which you need to tap each area, based on its size, and from largest to smallest.
‘Solving’ a level occurs when you have managed to do this within the given time for that level. For level 1 you have around 6 seconds. Level 2 increases to 8 seconds, and level 3 is 12 seconds.
When you tap an area, in the correct sequence, its colour changes to either blue, red, white or black, although I haven’t worked out what determines which one.
Each tap of the screen results in a ‘click’ to confirm the game’s receipt of the selection.
If you select a shape in the incorrect sequence, and you still have time remaining, then you’ll receive audio feedback denoting a failed selection.
You also receive audio feedback for correct selections, successful level completion, and for level failure.
Successfully completing a level awards you points, and a running total is shown at the top of the screen.
When a level has been successfully solved, the game updates your points score, moves on to the next level, with more shapes, making it more difficult to solve in the given time.
There also seems to be a small square dot that travels diagonally across the screen from left to right. It reminded me vaguely of playing Pong on our family TV when I was a kid. I have not been able to ascertain what role or function this dot has within each level.
Well, there you have it. That’s as much as I can work out. There are no instructions or explanations given within the ‘game’. Perhaps working them out is part of the whole process of play?
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Not sure what’s going on.
I think this is a relatively recent game so I’ll reserve judgement for a bit. No instructions. You get given a bunch of quadrangle a and have to click them in order of descending size. They change colour when you get it right although there is no obvious pattern to what colour they will be. I think you get three lives. That’s it. Don’t know what’s going on. And it makes the phone click when you get it right which you can’t disable.
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Response from developer
You got everything right. Thanks for playing the game!
