Slide Tetromino Premium

Good balance of easy vs hard. I get tired of other games that have impossible levels after a few basic levels. I don't want to spend hours or days on a single level. The levels in this game vary in difficulty, but never so difficult that I get annoyed. And there are of course many ways to solve a given level. As others have said, a "number of moves" goal or comparison would be nice. More important, it would be nice if the ice cube could be moved along a path; as it is now, you can move only in a straight line, then you have to release before moving in another direction.

Good looking graphics, right balance of fun vs hard, no ads, free... what else could one want? Well, for starters, how about fixing the touch sensitivity? It’s frustrating to try and push and pull pieces and have them go in other directions or snap back or just not move. It kind of ruins an otherwise great game. Hopefully the developer will fix this at some point.

This is fun to play, but it would be nice to know what the minimum number of moves would be to solve each puzzle so that you could assess your skill. Once you solve a puzzle, the number of moves quickly disappears as you are moved on to the next puzzle. Forcing the user to make the choice to go on (or having it an option) would be helpful. Have not gotten stuck yet as in similar games (good!).

Perfect combination of calming music, interesting graphics, challenging --but not impossible to resolve-- and keeping wanting to go to the next level. Myriads of combinations, together with the "flame + key" concept make this the most elegant and entertaining puzzle of that genre I've ever had a chance to play with. A big Thank You and heartfelt congratulations to the developers!

I’ll add to this review by saying I’ve become annoyed with the UI which leads to poor UX. If I had a nickel for every time I was sliding a piece up only to accidentally touch the reset area of the screen, taking me back to square one, I wouldn’t be a rich man, but I’d have several nickels. —- After a few levels, I skipped right to the last level (100) and finished it in a few seconds, so my only complaint is that there doesn’t seem to be much of a challenge here. Great game otherwise. … If the developer ever adds advertisements, I will be sure to change this review. I would much rather pay for a game than ever look at an advertisement, which maybe makes me weird.