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After countless years, I have decided to redownload this wonderful game and rediscover just how beautiful this game really is. I don’t consider myself to be a gamer whatsoever, so this relaxing game was just what I needed. I absolutely adore the two characters (Ida and Totem). They are best friends who have an unspoken love for each other. The puzzles start out simple and gently grow more complex. The main game has 10 unique levels. Forgotten Shores adds another 8 challenging levels with some twists to make you think. The two box levels are so satisfying and Ida’s Dream is just awesome.

Juxtaposer is an iPhone app that gives you the power to take two images and superimpose them together. There are so many ways to blend two images, it’s just incredible what can be accomplished on an iPhone. You start by selecting a background image. You then select a top image. Next, you erase the areas of the top image you want to become transparent with your finger. To accomplish this, you can pinch to zoom in as close as you need to be accurate and believe me, it really works! You can unerase parts as you need and there is an undo button in case you need it. The end results are so cris

A few months ago, I started with; "The Room: Old Sins", followed by the original title; "The Room", then followed by this game. I am playing on an iPhone XS Max and I am seriously impressed!! This game is incredible! The puzzles are fantastic! The first challenge was to learn the game. The second challenge was to turn off the hints. The third challenge was to learn the last puzzle without using the eyepiece (by aligning the pieces with the symbols). PRO TIP: When collecting the insects, they all combine into a single inventory square (just collect them all, then in one move, place all of

Most escape games I download I wind up deleting the moment I finish them. Some escape games are too tedious and challenge me to see how long I will play before deleting. THIS game is the exact opposite. The 3D experience is so much fun, I never needed a hint (including the (difficult) prison level). Just tap around. If an area zooms in, you instantly know that you need to explore it. Although I am tempted to provide some hints, the only hint that seems consistent is that if you find something high up, often you will find another item directly below (in the same exact spot). Use that logic

This remarkable remake of the old Genesis version has taken a simple idea and modernized it with 3D graphics. At first, it looks like a nice 2D side scrolling game, but when you arrive at the castle, you quickly discover that you are really playing in a 3D environment. The controls use the touch screen interface. It works surprisingly well and is pretty accurate. Because this game is 3D, it is very easy to move your finger the wrong way. My tip is to always be aware of your control. Know which way you are attempting to move. Try not to get frustrated when the pace picks up. One advantage o