Very good game. A small problem I had is that level 23 appears to not work on iPad. Every guide online just says to shake your device, but it doesn’t seem to work for me. The letters moved a little bit on their own once, but other than that nothing seems to be working.Edit: Upon further testing, it apears that 1. The app requires sideways shaking and to vertical shaking, which I feel should be better indicated, and 2. The letters seem to move much slower on iPad (Perhaps not properly calibrated for a larger display? Apps used to require either an xl or an hd version for iPad because of the different resolution. Perhaps the app uses pixels as a unit of measurement?)Edit #2: It seems that level 31 is quite annoying. The 1st hint is quite helpful saying that you don’t need to use your device’s touch screen, but then hint #2 is just “Do something else”, which isn’t a good hint for this level. Even then, as you might have been able to tell, I have been using iPads since I was a little kid, so I knew that text cut off at the edges of the screen means that your device is oriented wrong, so the 1st thing I did was try to rotate my iPad, and nothing happened because the app only checks one orientation and not the other even though the point of most phones and tablets us that they are rotationally symmetrical.Edit #3: You forgot to make it where you can’t just press on the word here in level #34Edit #4: Challenge #22 is just straight up impossible

Very clever concept. Props to the developer! I loved having to think outside the box to come up with solutions, and smiled at the clever and unique approach many times. I did have to skip 3 levels (out of 50) but surprisingly, those were toward the beginning, not in the later more challenging chapters. (For one example, one relies on reaction time, and while my brain is sharp as a tack, after many tries, my fingers were never going to cooperate on that one, so I skipped it.) Nice that it didn’t take a long time to finish, just a challenging enough little game to enjoy. I was happy to pay $2 for the paid version to not only support the developer (singular!) but also get a quick hint now and then for free without watching an ad. I haven’t seen a game like this before, so I am going to look for this developer’s other work. Great job!

Much better than those games that aim to trick you rather than stimulate and engage you. It isn’t extra hard by any means but perfect enough to make you proud of figuring it out as you zoom through the levels. Reminds me of another series of games.. if I can find the guy’s name I’ll edit this comment because if you are like me and played all of those already then this is a natural progression. Love the minimalist look and feel. Not overbearing or busy. Only time I had an ad was when I used the hint button and even then the ad was less than the “5 seconds but it’s actually 15” you get with other ads. All In all this is a solid keeper for waiting in line or hiding from my kids in the bathroom for just 4 minutes! I hope there are lots of levels!

I never write reviews but I do have to say this game has hit well. It’s very simplistic but works your brain. I really enjoy the diversity of each level. I like that it doesn’t use overwhelming graphics or overstimulating colors and sounds. This is honestly one of the best games I’ve downloaded and played in years. If you want something easy on the eyes, makes you think outside the box, and still overall relaxing, give this a try. My only potential complaint (and it has nothing to do with me) is that a couple levels thus far might trigger motion sickness or trigger easily-triggered epilepsy via quick movements. My one friend who has epilepsy wasn’t triggered at all by this, so I think it comes down to each individual person.