Taijitu: A Game About Balance

It's 2014. No excuse for a fame that doesn't play nice with other apps. Stopping my audio (be it music, podcasts or books) is going to stop me even testing your game. Really object to paying for a game that is probably heading for delete within days. I know it's only 2.50 but this is a pretty basic feature!!!

Overall, disappointment! No challenge, no artistic balance, no chance to review and appreciate. Don't waste your money.

Taijitu is a very subtle puzzler that won't appeal to a wide audience; but once you get into it, it is a fantastic experience. The puzzles are on the whole well thought out, though quite a few are easily solvable by brute force. However, the later levels do get quite challenging. Some places in the game need improvement, however; the explanation of the rules at the beginning is obviously translated and needs a rewrite. Some effects before and after levels are a bit glitchy, but they are usually very pretty. I found the sound effects very grating and unwelcome. Overall, a wonderful game that could be raised to five stars with just a few minor improvements.

Please don't stop my music while I'm playing this game.

I like the appearance, and the lack of a timer or points makes it pretty chill, which is nice. But I have no idea what I’m doing. I just click the shapes until I solved the puzzle, and then onto the next. Maybe I’m just lacking the necessary enlightenment...

What a fun brain teaser! Colorful and clever.

It's a cute, easy little game about making all the colors balance. :)

Repeatedly I am able to separate the colors into a balance on each side but the game doesn't recognize it. There are multiple ways to get a balanced solution but the game seems to only recognize one particular solution. It's very frustrating to know you have it correct only to have the game be expecting a different solution.

As a game based on colours, the game is pretty nice to look at with its minimalistic design. The music is also pretty zen, but that's about all I can say for the game. The game works on a one-tap control, but the switching of the parts on some levels aren't very clear, and as such makes the game skewed more towards random chance and persistence rather than any skill or thought. This game feels like it belongs with games in the vein of the 'Harmony' series, but sadly falls short (by a large margin) in comparison.

I remember when I first got this came I was a little bit skeptical at first but as the day progressed I remembered my life dream to become the world's greatest toe eater I put that aside to play this game it is that good please play this game thank you!