ERMO

Great pastime to improve logical reasoning!

Love this game this Game is great. You really need to think hard.. I love this game. Sure does make you think.

This is the type of game that requires hints. In all the different modes of the game, there should be hints. However, this is not the case. I find that surprising and frustrating. I understand the idea that using hints perpetually defeats the purpose of a puzzle, but for those that don’t care, their absence is a glaring defect in the design. I appreciate that this game has no IAPs. This also baffles me, but one can’t complain. I’ve also noticed a glitch in the audio; I play most games with the regular volume turned all the way down, but the ringer volume turned all the way up. I encountered something with this game that I’ve never seen before: every so often, when I make a move, it is audible at my ringer volume. This is very unsettling. Overall, this is a good game, and I’m surprised that it has only received 7 ratings. With that bug fixed and the addition of hints in every mode, this specimen has a very high potential, and I will rate it accordingly.

Nicely done game. Fun to solve puzzles to lovely and soothing graphics. Only change I would suggest is for more variety in background music.

A good little puzzle game, engaging.

This occupied me through two plane trips behind screaming babies. I will forever be grateful.

This is the most soothing game since Lines was abandoned by its developer.

I instantly purchased this after noting its similarity to ON/OFF, a personal favorite. But for a game touted as "relaxing," ERMO sure has an awful lot going on. Four different modes, a checklist of goals, some kind of "energy" that you earn to spend on resets, hints, and level skips (most puzzles have to be solved in a minimum number of moves). It's all a little much. At least there's no timer or IAPs.