I love both the game itself and the visuals, which are in the neighborhood of Monument Valley’s minimalism without feeling like a wannabe. It grows progressively more puzzling as unexpected twists in gameplay mechanics limit or altogether cancel out earlier, easier ways to kill the opponents. This game makes me wrack my brain and look for patterns and think several moves ahead. Still not all the way through it. And when (if) I get to the end, a do-over awaits because the game judges and awards you if you can complete a given level in fewer moves and also tells you the fewest number of possible moves for each level.Oh and there’s a brain-bogglingly cool AR mode, in which you walk around the game instead of turning the game on the screen when your guy has been rotated to the opposite side. Just bonkers. I love it. I’d give it 6 stars if I could.Also, there is a sequel called Euclidian Skies. Just bought it today. I hope it measures up to the very high standard the developers have set for themselves here. Judging by the preponderance of 5 star reviews, I suspect it does.

I actually enjoyed the game enough to give it a 5 plus. A little quirky using an iPhone, so my little guy didn’t always end up where I wanted. I did navigate the game without one hint, walk-through or like, some parts were easy some not so. On the not so I would usually give it a rest, then tried again another day with better results. One problem was being locked into one perspective on moves possible when you need to approach the puzzle a little differently. Good example of that is the aligned bridge level. If you’re good at 3-D space I’d give the game a try. I have an iPhone seven and had no problems with it although it did eat through my battery life a little quicker than normal

I enjoyed this game a lot, and purchased it after having tried “Frost” by the same developer. While Frost takes 30 minutes or so to beat, this game takes hours. It’s more than worth the $4 asking price. Unfortunately, the game crashes during the “Appetite for Battle” stage, including each time I have beaten it (the game freezes). None-the-less, I can still play the next level “The Final Act” but that is just bonkers. Prior to that level, it’s a casual game. I’ve not spent much time with that level, which also crashes, but figure I’ve gotten my $4 worth. While the concept is great, the two annoyances are the horrible “tones” made when rotating the cube, and the fiddly nature of rotating the chunk you want. If the developers could turn off those weird “tones”, that would be great, because I enjoy the music. Keep making great games, and add more levels to Frost!