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This game started out fun but then became tedious and boring. While there is concept of parts and keys you basically have to solve 25 of the same puzzle per level, and each level is a variant of the prior. I found playing early levels fun, until the “random” level kicked in, which removes a lot of skill. Then the “force field” levels really bored me because there are long sequences of fixed moves required and if you fail you start over. The levels aren’t different enough to keep my interest and long sequences of moves over and over just aren’t fun for me at least. The little movies between levels are creative but they have nothing to do with the levels. Disappointed to say the least.

I expected way more for purchasing this game, especially since it won Editor’s Choice. It looks and sounds fancy, but anyone can beat the game. I’m not even that good at puzzles and I beat it. I was expecting to get stuck and play a level over and over then finally beat it by chance after a day or so but that didn’t happen. An earlier review mentioned it, but I’ll say it too: the game is easily beatable because all you have to do is fail at an attempt to capture a key part, then the board resets with your current progress of collecting keys. For me, this isn’t an app I’d open over and over again. And I agree with the other reviews, your battery will drain fast with this game and your phone will heat up. Bottom line: If you’re looking for puzzles with good graphics and interesting music, purchase this app. 3 stars for awesome graphics. 👍🏼

I find the game more frustrating than fun, and although the gameplay mechanics are interesting and cool, the structure of the game disappoints me: It relies on random generation. I love the puzzles that unlock the doors (those don't rely on randomness), but the main game feels luck based. This is why I heavily prefer puzzle games with specificly designed levels, rather than games like this and candy crush where random generation is a part of the game, and the levels are different each time they're played. It’s more of a strategy game, which isn’t my thing but that’s just me. If puzzles that rely on random generation are your cup of tea, get the game... but there are some really great puzzles out there that are so much better. I guess it depends on what you’re looking for. Graphics are very impressive here, music is nice, gotta say though.