Linkdoku - Bridges Puzzle

I have downloaded and played 4 Easybrain apps, Binary Dots, Linkdoku, Nonogram, and Number Blocks. All of them are super fun and great time passers. The adds don’t get too annoying as you only get ads if you beat the level (or watch for a second chance when failing). Each apps have their own issues however. For linkdoku it’s the same issue as binary dots and number blocks. All 3 apps have the one issue being it is extremely extremely linear. Based on the sheer number of apps Easybrain has on the App Store I am no shocked. However I would greatly enjoy these apps more if they fixed this. Possible solution: I say follow in the steps of Nonogram. Add different difficulties to choose, add a practice mode, maybe add an event twist mode such as adding colors to each app that either attract or repel, for example red and blue can’t connect or be together but red and green can. Something to put a little twist on the game to make it more challenging and offer more experiences. As for linkdoku specifically you could add shapes and colors. Currently you connect the bridges to circles with numbers. Perhaps maybe changing the shapes or adding colors that changes game function can offer a wide variety of options to tweak and enhance the overall experience. That’s just my opinion though.

I liked occasionally playing the game. When I first downloaded it, there wasn’t much of a tutorial, but once I figured it out, I quickly started playing hard mode exclusively for a challenge, and even then I found myself wanting more of a challenge. With the newest update, there is no longer an option to pick a difficulty, but rather a progressive system with only one option. I hope this is fixed with the next patch, as the gameplay is well below my skill level. I don’t mind if it’s an attempt to help people learn to play, and I’d like to see if it will progress to be harder than what hard mode was, but please bring back the difficulty settings!

This app stopped working. I complete level ten and nothing happens, no new levels. My only option is to re play the level I finished. Also its way too easy. There needs to be 25-30+ islands on there for it to begin to be challenging. I wanna get stumped and have to work through the levels, not beat the app in ten minuets. Just found a reveiw that said hashi is a much better version of this app and it is in every way. Don’t waste your time here, there are too many ads and not enough challenge.

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This is a fun puzzle game, which takes some time to figure out but remains fun even after you learn how to solve the puzzles. It’s got two issues: the number of puzzles available, and some bugs. If you play this game enough, you will start playing the same puzzles over and over again, because you’ve solved all of them. This issue exists with plenty of games, because there’s a finite number of puzzles which can exist. In this game, I’d solved all the hard mode puzzles within about a week, and began recognizing repeats a few days after that. I puzzle more than most, but it reduces the enjoyment to figure out something you’ve already figured out. There are a couple bugs in the game that are also annoying. If you’ve solved a number, the game still allows you to try to attach lines to it, marks those as wrong, and subtracts a life. Sometimes the lines you draw also don’t register, so you’ll have an 8 with eight lines radiating out of it, but it hasn’t been greyed out, and the game doesn’t let you finish. Overall, a fun puzzle, but not one that’ll keep.

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Seriously just look up “Hashi” (the actual name of the game) and you’ll find a better app that isn’t plagued with ads. This one is unresponsive, easy, and (as mentioned earlier) plagued with ads. I can’t finish two levels without being subjected to another ad. Perhaps that doesn’t sound too bad, but you can beat the hard levels in a minute or less. None of the levels require any thought and heaven forbid you make a mistake, because you’re not allowed to do that and the game will automatically correct it for you (as I discovered by accidentally selecting the wrong node). Where’s the joy in puzzle games if it’s not challenging or doesn’t allow you to make mistakes?