Enigmo 4+

Not very much into games in general but wanted to try it out and it's actually pretty good.
I agree with the other reviewer that it lacks a "tutorial"
You have to discover what each "part" does and if you get stuck on a level there's no where that explains how to move on.
Got to level 8 pretty easily but it got SO hard it'll take me an hour to suss this one out.
The controls for the rotation can be a bit frustrating, especially as 2 parts overlap each other.
So overall it's very entertaining and nicely developed but it could do with a better help section and better controls.

I really wanted to like Enigmo, especially after paying for it. The graphics, the main reason this got three stars instead of two, really attracted me. Despite being a little jagged around the edges, the continued to impress, especially the livid colours used on later "droplets". I was really looking forward to getting my teeth into the puzzling nature of the game.

Unfortunately the gameplay does little to support the apps original expectations. The controls are fiddly, especially with multiple objects close to each other. Normally this would be a niggly (and, to be honest, expected) result of the touch-screen. This frustration is multiplied, however, by the game instantly imposing a timed bonus. The awkward controls, combined with a vexing random element to droplet movement, serve to demote this game to a lesson in teeth-grinding.

This is a good game but it has suffered a few setbacks in its transition to the iPhone/iPod Touch (I have an ipod touch). Firstly they have cut down the number of levels from 70 in the mac version to 50 in this version. Secondly, the game causes severe overheating. It hasn't caused my iPod to shut down yet but I have quit the app after the bottom gets too hot to hold. Thirdly, the physics is not consistent. What I mean is, you can set up a chosen route for your droplets to take, but if you then move your focus to another part of the level (ie the part you were on goes off screen) then the droplets sometimes dont go where the were. This can be particularly annoying when you have to keep going back to a section to make the physics change back.