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8.5It’s hard not to appreciate the innate simplicity of the game. I love the looping mechanism, and the adherence to general laws of physics. On the other hand, I think the game could have a challenge portion akin to leaderboards.
Blek
kunabi brother · Dec 3, 2013
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Everything you draw keeps moving - and watching your creations move is like watching magic.The goal is simple: shape a line that collects all colored circles avoiding black holes on its route. There are no specific moves that you need to master. To every level countless solutions exist, from delightfully simple to exceptionally deep and complex, yet always elegant.
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- AppsZoom.com9.4Blek uses an elegant physics mechanic that feels like no other challenge I've encountered anywhere on mobile before. It's the simplest interaction possible - draw a line - but the range and complexity of puzzles to solve is constantly innovative. It's absolutely great for all ages, and well worth the entry price.
- Touch Arcade8.0It's quite difficult, but that just makes it all the more satisfying when you finally clear a tough stage you've been stuck on for a while. All in all, it's a pretty cool and unusual puzzle game, and who doesn't have room in their life for more of those?
- Gamezebo8.0The few rules and features that do exist must be discovered on your own, and doing so can greatly change how you view past levels.
- Edge8.0Blek understands that reaching a puzzle’s solution isn’t the only joy – that the journey to a Eureka moment is entertainment in and of itself.
- 148Apps8.0Blek isn't an overly-long game; its 60 levels can pose a challenge, but one that can be conquered in several hours for sure. But I was fully engrossed by the game whenever I played it on my iPad - an impressive feat for the debut title from kunabi brother.
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