twofold inc.

Malgré une fluidité et un graphisme minimaliste mais efficace, je trouve ce jeux sans intérêt... Cliquer sur des carrés de couleur pour réaliser de soit disant "challenges" aléatoires... Mouais sans plus... 4€ pour rien...

I love this developer’s Subpar Pool game, so I bought twofold too. What a great game! For a great price too with no ads or IAP. It’s also a small file size and good on battery, and it’s recently been updated. The tutorial is informative, everything runs smooth as butter, the design is gorgeous. And it saves progress at all times, so you can play in bits as you have time. This is the perfect game for the casual gamer who wants a challenge that is fun and not frustrating. You do need to strategize and plan your moves, there is a scaling difficulty, and luck is involved too, which I like better than games that rely on strategy only. I think most gamers whoever they are would like this game. It’s so well done. Thank you developer for doing unique games so well, and monetizing so fairly too with none of the typical gimmicks so many games use. I highly recommend this game and others by this developer.

Other games come and go but this one is always fresh to me. Plus the music is so freaking relaxing ❤️❤️

I’ve played for years. I play often, daily. I can never “win” because there’s always a new layer. I complete 51 requests (tasks) but when do I get to a plateau? I’ve learned much about strategies to use, like building long strings as much as possible, like blowing up the unwanted colors in order to potentially refill tiles with desired colors, like blasting the requests down when there aren’t enough tiles to complete a request. But when do I reach a new level? Is it only when I pass my personal high score? It’s like playing Solitaire but you can never “win” no matter how good you lay those cards.

Although I found the gameplay interesting, with a tutorial that quits halfway through explaining the gameplay mechanics and gameplay mechanics that seem to encourage getting stuck by turning the board mostly one color with no real way out, I’ll give it a half recommendation. But relying on RNG for this much of a game always leaves me with the impression that the developer can’t be bothered to think past the halfway point of their game before they start coding.

I was kind of hesitant on purchasing because I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it but I finally decided to buy it and I like it I don’t regret my purchase But on my iPhone I feel that the numbers to the recipe are WAY too Small I can barely see them unless I get really close to the screen Please Please consider increasing the font size on the recipe numbers at least on iPhones because on my ipad it looks great

love this game, even the sound effects. worth every penny. I wrote the developer to ask a question and the response was amiable and clear.

I’ve added 1 Star only for not supporting the iPhone X screen!

Most iPads are used in landscape mode because cases are designed this way or because of the native keyboard support. Portrait mode only makes it difficult to use this game.

Very disappointed that Apple features this game on the app store and I only discovered after paying $3 that it’s not optimized for the iPhone XS Max