Magic Fifteen

Name: Magic Fifteen
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Oliver Klemenz

Puzzle

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Puzzle
Developer

Oliver Klemenz
Language

EN
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Size

14.3
MB

Magic Fifteen is a two-sided sliding piece puzzle, consisting of 17 tiles in a 5x5 square. The middle three columns have vertical sliders moving 4 tiles up and down. Horizontally again three sliders are in place, the top and bottom ones in the first and last row also moving 4 tiles and the middle slider, spanning three rows, moving 3x4 tiles left and right. The top horizontal slider will only move, if all vertical sliders are up and the bottom horizontal slider only moves, if all vertical sliders are down. On the front side, 15 of 17 tiles are numbered in roman numbers 1-15, one has an asterisk and one is black. On the back side, the tiles are numbered in arabic numbers from 0-15, where 0 occurs twice. The aim of the game is to solve the either the front side and bring all roman numbered tiles into a 4x4 square with the asterisk being on the bottom-right side, or to solve the back side, and arrange the numbers 1-9 in the 3x3 grid as a magic square. Try to solve the puzzle as fast as you can to achieve the best time in the Game Center Key Features: Realistic 3D graphic Highly sophisticated control mechanism Multitouch support incl. 3-finger vertical slide Automatic shuffling Automatic solving Virtual Reality Camera mode Gyrosensor suport Realistic sound Game Center support for best times

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Well done again!
01/14/2015

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Like the author's rendition of Rubik's Clock, this is a meticulous and faithful simulation of Rubik's Fifteen puzzle. The controls are a little finicky on my iPhone 5s display, where I often intend to hit a slider and end up spinning the whole puzzle around instead. But this has been my first chance to play with Rubik's Fifteen in any way, shape or form, and I am quite grateful to the author for making it available at no charge.The automatic timer, which stops no matter which side of the puzzle is solved, is a nice touch.
Well done again!
01/14/2015

discHead

Like the author's rendition of Rubik's Clock, this is a meticulous and faithful simulation of Rubik's Fifteen puzzle. The controls are a little finicky on my iPhone 5s display, where I often intend to hit a slider and end up spinning the whole puzzle around instead. But this has been my first chance to play with Rubik's Fifteen in any way, shape or form, and I am quite grateful to the author for making it available at no charge.The automatic timer, which stops no matter which side of the puzzle is solved, is a nice touch.