Four Plus

Time I have been playing this uniquely satisfying Tile game and I have to mention that it's one of those rarities that I go back to time and time again. There's no real brain power for the game but I might add it's no push over either because when you think you've cracked it, it comes back to 'bite' you in the proverbial and Wam the games over and there you go back to 'Start' mainly because you get complacent, Soooo you need to stay focused and concentration is certainly the Key. So yes this game is kind of special , for me that is and hopefully for you as well.😀😀😀😀😀

This game is a new discovery for me. The game may be of the same genre as “ Woody” and other tile laying games but somehow distinguishes itself from the rest by the subtlety of the game mechanics. How it does this is a easier to say than explain. If there ever was a game that can draw you in and lead you to forget that you are playing whilst waiting in a Bus Queue then this is it. Have a go but don’t embark on a mission to exceed your all time best score if you are awaiting the LAST BUS HOME because walking isn’t half as much fun as this game is.

But more difficult than it looks, start off thinking it’s dead easy, then it starts getting tougher as you run out of space then trying to get awkward tiles to still fit in the gaps. I would prefer the game to finish when you were scuppered, but just stops, Maybe its on a timer. Also I can’t see where I can progress, perhaps you have to just keep playing, but I have only played it twice so do t know these a answers.

Quite addictive but equally frustrating. Made one high score>2000 and have so far failed to match it. I paid to have an advert free game and is well worth it in order to avoid persistent annoying adverts. Just as the game flows and I think love cracked it and the game ends. It begins easily enough then you find yourself boxed in with no way to go. Think eventually I’ll delete the game as lm developing RSI !!!!

This reminds me a lot of 1010!, both in style and gameplay. The problem I have with this is that planning ahead is impossible since you have no idea what’s coming next. Other game modes would be a welcome addition. I’d suggest a preview on coming blocks, much like Tetris. And maybe a mode which gives you three options where you’re able to choose which set of blocks to use on that turn. These could make it a more strategic game.