Open Bar!

I like the idea of puzzlers but can't usually be bothered to play them for long. I hate the number of variables that are often included, the reveal of critical techniques that you have to master later, or the "to solve this you'll have to be lucky on the drops" crap that you usually see. Open Bar has none of that. Just a few simple moves and zillions of tiny puzzles that each only take a moment to solve. Don't like puzzles? Try this. Love puzzles? You're about to go crazy for this one.

I like the simple and flowing interface and the color schemes are a really nice way to switch up the visual palate. I'm 32 levels in and it's just starting to ramp up in difficulty. The game is a really enjoyable go to for down time. I like the simple rule set and the hint system seems fair. Although the inclusion of ads to the hint system seems perplexing for a pay app. I wish there were more incentive to replay earlier levels. Possibly needs secondary objectives unlocked after a first play through. Overall I'm really enjoying it but can imagine late levels may get frustrating having to watch those ads for hints.

I have brain fog due to autoimmune issues. Doc says "neurons that fire together, wire together" so I'm working on puzzles that are difficult for me and playing some wonderful happy 80's music on my iTunes at the same time. This is truly a very hard game for me to strategize even though it may seem easy for others. Earlier in my life I could do these puzzles easily so my hope is to bring me back to a time when I could (80's) and rewire my problem solving neurons. It's challenging and fun so far!!

I initially had doubts that I would think this read fun but the progression of difficulty is just right making fort a very satisfying game. I love that you can just pick it up when you only have a minute and solve a puzzle. I also love that all puzzles after solved in three moves or less.

- Fun game. I do like the animations and colorful graphics - glitch: sometimes a completed level won’t count towards your goal (even when no hints have been used). I think this happens when I close the app before letting the ‘after-level’ summary screen load. - Here's the problem, when a level is completed a few coins are collected and after a few levels, I'm forced to buy a color scheme, rather than save the coins to buy hints.