TouchTone

Mikengreg · Mar 19, 2015

Teen

About

Join your fellow citizens to decrypt suspicious messages and help make our nation safer and stronger! For every puzzle you solve, for every dangerous message you bring to our attention, you make your family and your country that much safer.

Solve high-level decryption algorithms through a puzzle-like interface, then uncover potential plots and unmask suspicious individuals. Reach into their past to follow their movements and uncover their motives, track their associations and evaluate the threat.

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iOS

Critic 8.5 (4 critics) · Gamer 6.6

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Gamezebo
Jim Squires · Mar 20, 2015
10
If you’re a gamer who digs something with a little more bite, this is a very good thing. Combined with a interesting story and a poignant social message, TouchTone manages to be three things at once, and it does all of them exceedingly well. If you’re up for the challenge, consider TouchTone an absolute must buy.
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148Apps
Jordan Minor · Mar 19, 2015
8.0
However, TouchTone is more than just a pure puzzle game. It’s an interactive commentary on our current dystopian surveillance state. Every facet of the game works to uphold and reinforce that core theme, even if some facets work a little harder than others, and in that respect it succeeds. So catch it, before they catch you.
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Touch Arcade
Shaun Musgrave · Mar 18, 2015
8.0
The puzzles themselves are devilishly designed and use simple rules to create increasingly complex challenges, introducing new ideas at a steady enough pace to keep things from becoming rote. More casual fans are likely to find a lot of frustration in TouchTone. If you can stick with it and see it through, I promise the juice is worth the squeeze. If you're prone to moving on to the next game when you hit stubborn walls, I'm afraid you've probably got the wrong number here.
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Pocket Gamer
Craig Grannell · Mar 23, 2015
8.0
Two other mechanical issues irked - the app not retaining your place on quitting a puzzle, and there being no undo for poor moves. But these are minor niggles that shouldn't stop you immediately rushing off to buy this fine, taxing, and slightly rebellious game. ...An App Store rarity - a proper head-scratcher that's great looking and also has something to say
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