Enigmo Deluxe

Name: Enigmo Deluxe
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)
Author: Pangea Software, Inc.

Puzzle

$1.99 · Designed for iPad

6 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Puzzle
Developer

Pangea Software, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

34.9
MB

iPad

Enigmo Deluxe is the iPad-enhanced version of our award winning game Enigmo: * Enigmo winner of Apple Design Awary for "Best iPhone Game" at Apple's WWDC Enigmo is a 3D puzzle game where you direct animated streams of flowing liquid so that the droplets get to their destination. Water, Oil, and Lava fall from Droppers and bounce around the walls of the puzzle. You move and rotate various types of bumpers, sliders, accelerators, and sponges in order to divert the flow of the falling droplets. The faster you complete each of the 50 levels, the more bonus points you receive. The physics in Enigmo are truly amazing to watch! This is one of the most unique puzzle games ever created. Enigmo Deluxe's enhancements over the iPhone version of Enigmo are: • Built-in Level Editor which lets you create, edit, and play your own levels! • Share your level packs with other users via the File Sharing in iTunes. This allows you to play your level packs with the iPhone, Mac, and PC version of Enigmo and vice-versa! • Over a dozen free additional Level Packs included so in addition to the 50 regular Enigmo levels you can play hundreds of additional ones. • An entirely new music soundtrack composed acclaimed Spanish guitarist Stefan Schyga.

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

6 Ratings

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06/30/2016

aaronptrck2468
Thanks for bringing the game back to life!
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06/30/2016

aaronptrck2468

Thanks for bringing the game back to life!
Bucket of problems
07/16/2017

Mdes
Loved playing this awesome game, so I got it on my new iPad Pro. Failed horrible, unbeatable. Trying to grab and control the items is a nightmare ! watching all the bonus points tick away while the pieces spin around out of control instead of moving
Bucket of problems
07/16/2017

Mdes

Loved playing this awesome game, so I got it on my new iPad Pro. Failed horrible, unbeatable. Trying to grab and control the items is a nightmare ! watching all the bonus points tick away while the pieces spin around out of control instead of moving
flipping amazing!
04/25/2010

GorgonNerdicus
This was a great game before, but now on the iPad it's even better with both the enhancements made to the game itself as well as it just being on the iPad. Amazing graphics and a really fun and challenging concept. And being able to make up your own levels just makes it something you can play forever... until the day the robots and/or zombies take over the world and electronic gaming becomes a thing of the past. Until then, enjoy!
flipping amazing!
04/25/2010

GorgonNerdicus

This was a great game before, but now on the iPad it's even better with both the enhancements made to the game itself as well as it just being on the iPad. Amazing graphics and a really fun and challenging concept. And being able to make up your own levels just makes it something you can play forever... until the day the robots and/or zombies take over the world and electronic gaming becomes a thing of the past. Until then, enjoy!
Good game, but iffy iPad implementation
06/16/2010

Readingaloud
I've enjoyed Enigmo for the Macintosh, and looked forward to playing it on the iPad. It's an excellent game, and it seems just the kind of game that will benefit from a touch-screen implementation.Unfortunately, the present implementation is a study in frustration. To solve the puzzles, you have to make very precise adjustments to the placement (both angle and location) of the tools, and the response of the program to the needed gestures is just too skittish. I find myself forever rotating a tool when I want to move it, and vice versa; moving the playfield when I want to move a tool; and activating a nearby tool instead of the one I want.This ought to be a solvable problem, needing only more play-testing to fine-tune the gesture response. I expect that a future release will be better, but for now I suggest you wait--it's hard enough to solve the puzzles when you don't have to struggle to put something where you want it, and with the struggle you might be tempted to give up on a very good game.
Good game, but iffy iPad implementation
06/16/2010

Readingaloud

I've enjoyed Enigmo for the Macintosh, and looked forward to playing it on the iPad. It's an excellent game, and it seems just the kind of game that will benefit from a touch-screen implementation.Unfortunately, the present implementation is a study in frustration. To solve the puzzles, you have to make very precise adjustments to the placement (both angle and location) of the tools, and the response of the program to the needed gestures is just too skittish. I find myself forever rotating a tool when I want to move it, and vice versa; moving the playfield when I want to move a tool; and activating a nearby tool instead of the one I want.This ought to be a solvable problem, needing only more play-testing to fine-tune the gesture response. I expect that a future release will be better, but for now I suggest you wait--it's hard enough to solve the puzzles when you don't have to struggle to put something where you want it, and with the struggle you might be tempted to give up on a very good game.