I better start simple, being the first with a new game on this forum this year: The playground: a floor with tiles. Swipe a tile and it will change places with it's neighbour. Adjacent tiles of the same color will disappear. Your object: clear the floor. Above 2 screenshots. I thought a basic concept can be best demonstrated in a basic layout. So no flashy stuff, no sound, no ads, no in app purchases. I played the game quite a lot myself and maybe it's strange to say, but the game teaches me to work organized: It doesn't seem to work to go for the quick destruction of tiles leaving a playground full of loose ends and holes. Instead, a little extra effort keeping the floor in a neat rectangular form gives a much higher chance to solve this puzzle. So for all chaotic types like me. Learn how hard it is to get organized here. Have fun, and a happy new year. The link to the app store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1546549213 Capice ! Marcelo Pars No ads, no in app purchases. Just a surprising little puzzle game Swipe the tiles and watch adjacent tiles of the same … Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsNo ads, no in app purchases. Just a surprising little puzzle game Swipe the tiles and watch adjacent tiles of the same color vanish. Your goal is to make all tiles disappear. Good luck and have fun. Information Seller:Marcelo Pars Genre:Board, Puzzle Release:Dec 29, 2020 Updated:Jan 18, 2021 Version:1.4 Size:39.5 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #2 Asp, Jan 2, 2021 Greetings Marcelo and HNY. For a moment I thought you’d made a Match-3, but of course it’s not that. Thanks for yet another brain burner. Takes a few minutes to get the strategy; definitely plan ahead, avoid leaving spaces, and, as you say, keep it rectangular! Marcelo Active Member Jul 15, 2018 38 2 8 Male Game Maker The Netherlands http://www.cubicks.com #3 Marcelo, Jan 3, 2021 Hi Asp! Nice to hear from you and thanks for your comment. The concept of this game is so simple that I wouldn't be surprized if the puzzle is already out there, but from your response I make up you haven't seen it before. I'm working my way up in Tom Cutrofello's puzzle blog from the year 2009 till today. I'm in the middle of 2016 but I haven't spotted this game yet. I assume you know his blog, but if you don't, have a look. It's fun. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #4 Asp, Jan 3, 2021 Thanks for the tip Marcelo about Tom Cutrofello’s blog. I hadn’t seen it and sure looks to be a great source of puzzlers to work through! (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Greetings Marcelo and HNY. For a moment I thought you’d made a Match-3, but of course it’s not that. Thanks for yet another brain burner. Takes a few minutes to get the strategy; definitely plan ahead, avoid leaving spaces, and, as you say, keep it rectangular!
Hi Asp! Nice to hear from you and thanks for your comment. The concept of this game is so simple that I wouldn't be surprized if the puzzle is already out there, but from your response I make up you haven't seen it before. I'm working my way up in Tom Cutrofello's puzzle blog from the year 2009 till today. I'm in the middle of 2016 but I haven't spotted this game yet. I assume you know his blog, but if you don't, have a look. It's fun.
Thanks for the tip Marcelo about Tom Cutrofello’s blog. I hadn’t seen it and sure looks to be a great source of puzzlers to work through!
