VOI - puzzle game

Excellent game, but one request: put a pause on the completion, so we can reflect and review how it worked. Maybe a 'next' button to move on....

I really enjoyed playing this game, but found I went through all the levels way to quickly.... please come up with more patterns to try. How about an option to create and post our own pattern creations like you have in Hocus.

A great puzzler that really works your brain!

Challenging. Often I want to put two fingers on a piece and either turn it around or enlarge/shrink it because I'm sure it's not going to work the way it should. Ultimately every piece does fit. Kudo's.

I really like the idea and enjoyed the puzzles but the controls allots had me put me fist through the screen on my iPhone more than a few times. Between the shapes snapping back and not being able to grab the right piece I literally was swearing more than I care to admit. I don't think that has to be part of the game play, there probably is a clever way to make the control more intuitive and allow noodling through the puzzle rather than fussing over selecting and moving prices.

The game itself is great, entertaining and different. It isn't worth paying for at the time being. There are only around 50 puzzles, each taking no longer than a minute. I'm sure more puzzles will be added but until then I wouldn't recommend this app.

This is a well designed game with a pleasant soundtrack and a solid concept, but it's not very challenging. I finished it in about an hour. Looking forward to more levels, for which I'd probably bump up my rating to five stars.

One of the best game I've ever played.

This is a very good puzzle game worthy of an "essential" rating once two major irritations are fixed. If you can live with these irritations it is a great puzzle and certainly worth the low price. (1) Can't save progress between devices. I started on my iPad and wanted to continue on my iPhone but could not, I would have had to start all over again. This is basic simple to add functionality that Apple should make mandatory. Its omission is inexcusable for any app, and very frustrating for those of us who have more than one iOS device. (2) Puzzle pieces have a very annoying tendency to snap back into past position when you try to move them apart to try new combinations. You have to be super exact with grid positioning even when moving the pieces to opposite side of the board. I can understand the purpose of snap to grid when moving less than 1 position on the board, but to snap back when moving farther apart is frustratingly poor design resulting in lots of expletives and wasted time.

First few are easy, just to get you warmed up. Then you'll get stumped. If you get over this hump, you'll really appreciate the design. Or, you'll delete and never think of it again.