AppAdvice

I’ve only just started Meganoid, so I’m not very far, but the game is incredibly difficult so it will take some time to master. I love the vintage aesthetic because it takes me back to my childhood, and the music is well done. The roguelike and randomly generated levels may not be for everyone, but I do like that it keeps things fresh and interesting every time you play. The touch screen controls do need a bit more work before they feel streamlined for a touch interface, though, so hopefully that is coming sooner rather than later.

I’m still in the early stages of Kami 2 myself (some of the levels can be tricky), but so far I’m loving the experience. The game is a fantastic follow-up to the original, which I adored. The visuals make the game look and feel like genuine origami, the sound is amazing, the puzzles are challenging enough without being too overwhelming, and the wide variety of included levels as well as daily challenges and user-made stages keeps everything fresh and interesting, even if you beat the main game. This is another fantastic puzzle game from State of Play Games that I will be keeping on my device for some time.

I don’t think the puzzles are too difficult either, as you can figure out what needs to be done after a few attempts, so this is a great puzzle adventure for all ages. The hand-drawn graphics are beautiful to behold, and when it’s combined with the ambiance of the music and sounds, it’s a surreal dreamscape that’s hard to escape from.

I did notice that sometimes solving a puzzle through trial-and-error made me spell out words that I never heard of before, so there are definitely some obscure terms in TypeShift.

Ticket to Earth is a keeper, and is one of the more enjoyable titles that have been released so far this year (and it’s been a good year for games).

Still, DRtC is a fun action RPG that is worth a look, especially if you were a fan of “The Oregon Trail” and “The Walking Dead.”

I’ve only managed to play through some of the beginning levels, but so far the game is thoroughly enjoyable. I love adorable graphical style, the audio is a delight to the ears, controls work well (even on small screens), and the puzzles themselves can be fairly challenging, despite the cartoonish aesthetic. I’m still in the early stages, but I can see myself coming back to this one for a while.

I highly recommend picking up Oxenfree if you are a fan of supernatural themes and have not played the game before.

I’ve only unlocked the second program so far, but I’m enjoying my time spent with Beglitched. The pixel graphics are endearing, the soundtrack is fun to listen to, the sound effects add a realistic layer to the charming and quirky game, puzzles are fairly challenging, and the combination of Bejeweled and Minesweeper for battles is an interesting take that keeps you coming back for more.

This is a fantastic strategy puzzle that will appeal to anyone who is looking for a challenge. The only improvement that should be made is the ability to rotate the stage vertically, so it would be easier to get a view of what’s to come and plan your method of attack accordingly. Other than that, Euclidean Lands is a solid release and one of the best puzzle games released so far this year, in my opinion.