I apologize for not having read the thread, but is it at all on the radar to have a mode where the "power-ups" (bomb and dark modes, timers, in fact everything except multipliers) disabled? Perhaps a customizable endless mode with "vanilla gameplay" as an option. I love the core game but have a hard time getting past 40-ish when those become more prominent. Just don't enjoy them as much.
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I guess if Three's is a 10 then this game is 7.5? Has a lot going for it, but you have to kinda concentrate to play this. Not a big fan of those "Dark" and "Bomb" puzzles, but they're few and far between. Looking forward to some new "Zen"modes hopefully and will def be playing this more, good entertainment!
It's a poorer game because it requires more concentration? I would argue this is better than Threes because it features more varied gameplay. But that's preferences for you, everyone has different tastes.
I'm still very sorry for having a code instead of buying this gem (my comment on a $2 game), and for not voting due to my camping holidays (iphone's only for emergency). Maybe i convinced a lady to buy it after she played and liked the game very much. What she didn't like was to invest way over 30 minutes of her time just to die because of a 15 second timer. I'm all honest here, i don't like that either, and my only way to overcome this is taking a screenshot to find out the solution and going back to the game again. Although this is a big flaw in my books, i'm still hooked and i just unlocked Capricorn with my current best 121. I'm also looking forward to a stress free mode (endless?) and another nice feature would be to be able to choose the track i wanna play with. For a brain game and not my genre - this is by far my favorite one and will stay for a long time on my device. Well, i've yet to reach my impossible seeming 200 points. Edit: i made the impossible 200 Club! Took me around 90 minutes, spinned every wheel there was (oh boy) and was cheating on almost every (way too) short bomb or dark mode. I'm so damn sure that most of the other 57 players did the same...
Let's face it, Three's is a game that any idiot could play. It involved numbers, but no real math was involved (or thinking required), which is why I think it had such a mass appeal. This game you actually have to do math, although very basic, it still requires thinking. My score did feel harsh because this game has a lot of heart and is actually pretty great and original. I just don't think it's the perfect puzzle game for everyone. When you think of value for the price this game is off the charts, but I think a lot of us worry more about the pennies then the dollars sometimes.
