Hundreds vs Chess Crush!

Simple in concept, deep in design, Hundreds is a puzzle game that requires quick fingers and deep thinking. Editor's Choice, #3 iPad App, #5 iPhone App! "Five stars out of five!" ~ TouchArcade, Mac|Life, Gamezebo, SlideToPlay, 148Apps, GameSaku, AppStorm, PixelsApp and more DESIGNED FOR AGES 2 TO 222 The goal of Hundreds: Grow at least 100 points between the circles in each puzzle. Circles turn red and volatile while being grown and if they collide, it's game over. It's that easy. UNWIND YOUR MIND ◉ Over 100 unique puzzles - no filler! ◉ Elegant, minimalist graphics ◉ Mesmerizing original soundtrack ◉ Sync progress via iCloud ACCOLADES “This is a game that challenges your brain and your fingertips... and, so far, the best new game of the young new year.” ~ The New York Times “For a video game, this is nearly unprecedented—and a more complex accomplishment than it seems.” ~ The Atlantic “A stylish-yet-minimal puzzle game... It's hard to explain, but genuinely hypnotic to play.” ~ The Guardian “Most games on my iOS devices fall into the “puzzle” genre, but few of them possess the style and thoughtful design of Hundreds.” ~ Wired “...it took the iPad to unlock the true potential of Hundreds.” ~ Paste Magazine “Hundreds is a well crafted time killer, and like its predecessor Canabalt, impressively crafted, if often frustrating. For those seeking a stylish, challenging puzzle game, it’s worth every penny.” ~ Boing Boing “Hundreds is every multi-touch puzzle game I ever wanted all at the same time.” ~ Zach Gage - Creator of SpellTower ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ Hundreds is a Universal App with support for most devices, including iPhone 4, iPhone 5, iPhone6, iPhone6+, and all iPads.

Chess Crush turns the classic game of chess into a colorful puzzle challenge. Every piece on the board has its own color, and your job is to find pieces that share a color so they can crush each other and vanish from the board. Pieces still move the way you'd expect from chess: bishops glide diagonally, rooks slide in straight lines, knights hop in their signature L-shape, and so on. Instead of capturing an enemy king, you're using those same movement rules to line up same-colored pieces and clear them out two at a time. Every level gives you a limited number of moves, so plan ahead. Chain the right captures in the right order and you'll clear the whole board before you run out of turns. Rush in carelessly and you might get stuck with pieces you can no longer reach. It's a fresh spin on both chess and puzzle games, easy to pick up but full of tricky positions that make you think several moves ahead.