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Division Cell

Hyperspace Yard · Dec 2, 2013

Android · iOS

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In Division Cell, your task is to restore harmony and symmetry to an array of disorganized shapes. Take a trip with us to Flatland!

Challenge yourself and your friends in an infinite world of shapes. Explore digital origami in the form of colorful and symmetrical patterns.

 

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Android

Critic 7.7 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

iOS

Critic 7.4 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

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  • AppsZoom.com

    Emmanuel Lund · Mar 13, 2014

    9.2
    Do you need a dose of puzzles? Get one of the highest quality. Hyperspace Yard's Division Cell is probably the best-designed and most original mobile puzzler you've played so far. Or at least one of them. Do you need a dose of puzzles? Get one of the highest quality. Hyperspace Yard's Division Cell is probably the best-designed and most original mobile puzzler you've played so far. Or at least one of them.
  • Android Rundown

    Tre Lawrence · Dec 31, 2013

    8.0
    The game features a colorful background palette, as well as a soft but poppy soundtrack to play against. The visual contrasts are good, and help make the game much easier to engage with. When it’s all said and done, this game proves that “innovation and “simple” can coexist. In harmony, of course.
  • 148Apps

    Jennifer Allen · Dec 03, 2013

    7.0
    In all, there are 140 levels, as well as two extra modes of play – Time Attack and Endless Mode, ensuring that value for the money is certainly here. Division Cell doesn’t quite have that immediate hook, proving fun but not necessarily gripping, but it’s a pleasant puzzle game. Play it properly, rather than bluffing, and it’s quite rewarding at times, too.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Jon Mundy · Dec 10, 2013

    6.0
    Division Cell looks and sounds like the next in a long line of fresh and confidently executed iOS puzzlers, but thanks to a lack of clarity and purpose, it doesn't quite play out that way. Division Cell is an attractive casual puzzler, but its wishy-washy concept and vague gameplay means it never truly gets its hooks into you.

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