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The game causes you to think outside of the box and challenges critical thinking, but it also just looks really cool. People complaining about having to buy the game after 30 levels are stingy because it literally costs 1$ to access like 100 new levels. The developers didn’t have to make this game. Hell they didn’t even have to make the first 30 levels free. How would you like all of the hard work you put into a project go completely unrewarded? It’s literally 1$....

This game is for sure worth the 99 cents you pay past the generous demo levels. It is both relaxing and very challenging. You have some options as to how hard you want each level to be and I can’t stop playing! Also, big bonus: NO ads. Not a one, not even during the demo levels. Brava!

If you like puzzle games that require using logic to solve, this game is worth a try. It’s simple but still requires logic to complete each puzzle fully. I finished the “free demo” within 24 hours of downloading. And $0.99 for the full version is actually completely reasonable (a freaking candy bar will cost you more).

As a designer I was drawn to the beautiful colors, type & clean graphics -- as a human wanting to relax with a thoughtful game experience, I was blown away. No ads & just 99 cents to play past the first 20 or so levels. Happily paid that & will buy anything else this company makes. Screw freemium game crap, this is light-years better!

This is more of a “relaxing” type of game. It’s not very difficult, and for some reason, I found the slow play of the game kind of annoying.. Mostly the slow transitions between menus and levels. I think that having a restart button would also be a good idea on the levels instead of clicking around on the intersections to move the cursor box backwards.