Mobile Puzzle Apps

[Paradox]

For anyone interested there is an app on the Apple App Store called 'Twister3D' that is definitely worth a download.

It has various types of burr and interlocking puzzles that you can solve. It isn't a match for the real thing, but still pretty cool.

There is also a 'lite' version available, so you can try out 6 puzzles for free before paying the 99p for the full version.

Feel free to recommend any other cool puzzle apps that you've come across too.

[Stigy]

Hmm, pretty cool.

[thayneq]

my favorite puzzle apps are pathpix, ancient frog, colorblind, trainyard, rubik's, and pocket ball. For a couple rubik's type apps, check out twisyhedron and tesseract.

I still think a revomaze app would be boss.

[Alimorris]

my favorite puzzle apps are pathpix, ancient frog, colorblind, trainyard, rubik's, and pocket ball. For a couple rubik's type apps, check out twisyhedron and tesseract.

I still think a revomaze app would be boss.

Yep Trainyard is a great one!
Starts off easy but becomes loads of fun later!

[Paradox]

Another interesting one I've come across on the App Store is called 'The Heist'.

[TheJuggler]

Another interesting one I've come across on the App Store is called 'The Heist'.

Any sort of review with that Oli or just the name

[allardwza]

...thanks for the pointer at The Heist, Oli ... had a quick look at it and downloaded it straight away, and been playing it for a couple of hours - very nicely executed game with a combination of different sorts of graded puzzles (sokoban, rush hour, 15 sliding puzzle and a sudoku variant that makes you think)

Great tip, thanks Oli!

allard
[That help Neil?]

[Stigy]

It's knocked Angry Birds off the top spot too so it's popular even.

[Paradox]

The only drawback I've found is that it doesn't take very long to complete. But you never know, there may be updates in the future.

[Dafe]

in the heist if you manage to open the vault you get a game on steam and if you get 100% you get a discount for future game they plan to release so its worth the 1$