It's a fun game. When you win or lose, the popup dialog is in Italian! I don't mind since I read Italian, but it seems that you should be able to select the language. Since it says there are a selection of languages, I guess I'm glad it defaulted to one I know. But it doesn't deter from the play.

Thanks for fixing it. last week it was buggy. I contacted the vender and it was fixed. Updated just a day ago. Yaeh! I play one game every day as part of my morning wake up.

This is a decent, and nice looking implementation of the MasterMind game. As a previous reviewer mentioned, the look brings back memories from my youth of playing this game. And unlike in the 1970s, you don't need to find a friend/sibling/parent to perform the thankless task of setting the black/white pegs for you with each guess. :-)The one thing that detracted from playability is the UI for setting the colors. You click on a peg and it will cycle to the next color. (Tip: Shift-clicking will cycle to the previous color). This means that you need to click up to 5 times on a peg to set its color. I think it would have been nicer (and more intuitive) to present a popover window of 6 colors when you click on a peg.Another nit: the app is called SuperMind, but there are a few references to "SuperBrain" in the app (the app menu says "About SuperBrain" and the Help page is titled "SuperBrain Help").

I'd played this game's predecessor - SuperBrain - for a few years and really enjoyed it. That older game, though, doesn't work on Lion; so I was happy to see a newer rendition on the App Store. I like the game play but I HATE the sound effects - and there's apparently no way to turn them off! I dislike the sound enough to ding this two stars (3 instead of 5).If you like the old board game Mastermind, you'll like this game too - but I suspect you'll be hitting the mute button whenever you launch this game. I know I will be!