I absolutely love these puzzles, and have spent a lot of time on them. They can get extremely complicated and they tend to inspire a bit of... creativity to solve. I couldn’t figure out how to solve the last 30 Fussy Waiter puzzles w/out 10 or even 20+ hints, so I made a clue spreadsheet for it. It’s been extremely effective so far. I’ve had to pull out the notepad on quite a few of these, and yet I’ve been hard pressed to find myself frustrated. The forgiving hints system allows you quite a bit of leeway, as does the lack of an “unlocking” system that would cause you to be unable to skip past a level. You could even do the hardest ones first if that’s what you want to do! Overall, I’ve played so many puzzle games, but none have offered the variety that this one does. I’m going to try to get a little bit further into this pack, but I’ve been eyeing the sequel that I’ve had downloaded for a while now.... so I’ll get back to you on that one.Tl;dr- if you’re looking for something challenging but enjoyable to stave off quarantine brain zombie syndrome, with levels that are ranging in difficulty from the ones that you can do in five minutes on a hw/zoom break, or ones that you have to make a spreadsheet for and have a notepad at the ready.... this is for you!

I’ve had this app for a really long time!! Recently I started using it more and more. I LOVEEEEEEEEE this app now. There are so many different puzzles that are challenging and fun. They start out easy in the beginning but get harder as you go along. I CAN’T believe what I was missing all this time, and I can’t believe how many different challenging puzzles there are. You do have to teach yourself how to solve the puzzles, they are not always easy to get, but once you get it you are looking at hours and hours of an activity that keeps your mind off of other things. Very nice time killer. Ps. The ads aren’t that bad either. So glad to have this app. Really love it! Okay sometimes I have to take a hint, and I don’t like that, but if you’re really really good at these things you probably can solve without hints. Did I mention I love this app?

Thank You for the wonderfully implemented and incredibly extensive collection of logic puzzles (also I particularly enjoy the separate app for Parks). Here's an unusual request...Consider removing the tagline "time killers" -- these logic puzzles are exercises for the brain, therefore time spent with your puzzles is (surprisingly) useful! I am director of research at a non-profit medical "big data" institute and can give you an example: Alzheimer's Disease studies have demonstrated the lifesaving utility of "reserve brain capacity" == objective level of severe disease may give no debilitating symptoms when the person's brain has more nerve connections. This is directly related to higher education and to spending time daily in actively thinking. Like many of the more commonly measured body's natural functions: "use it, or lose it" applies to the brain (just the same as not using muscles or bones leads to weakening and atrophy). In other words, playing your game is not killing time. We are wisely using time when challenging our brains to solve your puzzles. Time is valuable and is well-spent when improving our minds and having fun!

Absolutely love these apps, but I really, really, really wish there was a puzzle reset button. I’ve finished my favorite puzzles, and I love them so much that I want to do them over, but I have no way of telling which ones I’ve done twice. I don’t want to delete the entire game to reset all my progress on all puzzles. I just want to be able to reset individual puzzle categories. Like reset all of “Snail”, so I can do them all over again. Have them go back to white (not yet done), and turn my color once I’ve done them a second time.