Enigmo
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $1.99 | Pangea Software, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
• Voted "Best iPhone Game" at Apple's WWDC '08
• 2008 Austin GDC Independent Games Festival Showcase Winner!
• "Best Puzzle Game" from appstoreapps.com
• "Best Puzzle Game 2008" from Best App Ever Awards
Enigmo is a 3D puzzle game where you direct animated streams of flowing liquid so that the droplets get to their destination. Water, Oil, and Lava fall from Droppers and bounce around the walls of the puzzle. You move and rotate various types of bumpers, sliders, accelerators, and sponges in order to divert the flow of the falling droplets. The faster you complete each of the 50 levels, the more bonus points you receive.
The physics in Enigmo are truly amazing to watch! This is one of the most unique puzzle games ever created.
In addition to the 50 levels that come with the game, you can also download many more levels for free! As of version 1.1, you can download levels created by other users or by yourself with the Mac or PC version of Enigmo which has a built-in level editor. You may submit your levels to us and we'll include them in the public list if we like them enough.
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Watch the behind the scenes video: http://pangeasoft.net/iphone/behindthescenes.html
Reviews
Love this app.
cdy
I’ve had this app for a very long time. I bring it out every year or so and start over. I wish, though, that Pangea would update it for iOS 13 and dark mode. The tools are very hard to read in dark mode.
Love this game but still glitchy with new IOS and or iPhone X
dk2319
The game itself is amazing. I have had this game since owning the original gen 1 iPhone and through the years I always dust it off to play through the levels again. However, while functional on the iPhone X with the most recent software the app has developed a few quirks that I don’t remember it having on past devices. The smaller of the two is the touch mechanics are tad bit too sensitive. Rotation of items being one them, objects always seem to be playing catch up with your finger and when you think you’ve gotten it right you’ve actually overshot your target. Also, in rotation of an item its very easy to unselect the item while trying to rotate it. Scrolling through game space can be a little dangerous to cause you can easily offset other items on the playing field if you do not watch were you place your fingers. This may just something that adds to the challenge which is why it isn’t a huge issue for me. The big thing that kills the rating that I am giving this app is the mildly frequent crashing that occurs mainly through level transitions, has happened several times during key save moments and corrupted my saved game. I then have to delete the data because going back into it always crashes the app there after. If anything, I can live with the slight touch issues just resolve the crashing and I will have no complaints about this game.
Tug
Jopo :)
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Music
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Great game if u can just make it so u can listen to music while playing it
Too hard
ZouBCivil
I get the idea, but getting a result that makes me want to keep playing just never happened. And every time I have something placed 'just so', the clumsy zoom function ultimately is my demise since I always accidently move it out of place. And how about a small tutorial? Unfortunately this is one of the worst apps on my phone, which is a shame because the idea is cool.
Unbeatable Value
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Whether this game is $1 or $3, it's worth every penny. Enigmo is attractive from both the physical and gamer's standpoint. It offers an overall simple, yet addictingly fun, concept and has great replayability with additional downloadable levels. As to those that leave the reviews of having trouble playing, I'm still confused as this is an extremely easy concept - perhaps only basic knowledge of gravity is needed. This was one of my first purchases around the time the App Store first started and it's still one of the best on my iPod.
