Challenging yet simple. Great puzzles. Maybe as some dubstep and medals for the kiddies? lol Honestly though, maybe a medal system for beating each category is the only way I can thing to improve on this? Mobile app, please. Make my commute better! :)
Reviews for "Rullo"
Crescentyr responds:
We've planned to release the game for mobile platforms as well.
EDIT:
Hey, the app is out now! Really sorry for the delay :(
iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/rullo/id1200714079?mt=8
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.akkad.rullo
It's quite challenging at first, but once you know what you're doing, it's very fun. It's also really well made.
This game is well done. Initially one may think it is some kind of implementation of Sudoku but after playing the game, one understands that it is deeper. Well developed and polished. I am wondering about the development of the puzzles. I believe that the game could use a level editor and blocked tiles to increase dificulty.
The puzzle is simple and nice. A little more explanation would be useful. From time to time I would select a number and then it would be locked in the off state. I wouldn't know how I did it and I couldn't get it back. This was annoying and eventually frustrating. I would have to reset an entire board to have it stop. Add a little bit more info. It doesn't even have to be a tutorial. Just in a menu off to the side. Since this action doesn't seem to be an intuitive control I assume it is a bug.
Excellent game, nicely polished and centered on it's gameplay.
I have one suggestion: Having three possible states for numbers: ON, OFF and Unknown. There are times when I know a number should be ON, but can't keep track of it since everything is ON by default. This goes both ways if I switch everything OFF at the beginning.
Crescentyr responds:
You can 'lock' a number by clicking and holding on it for a sec. It's explained in the 'how to play' section.