FRAMED Reviews
5/5 rating based on 67 reviews. Read all reviews for FRAMED for iPhone.
FRAMED is paid iOS app published by Loveshack Entertainment Pty Ltd
Absurdly short
Disgusted in Denver
What a rip-off. I finished this in about an hour. Almost no bang for your buck...
Unparalleled Puzzler
BOOMOLOGIST
I cannot fully express how great the Framed franchise is. This is purely Grade-A across the board. Dev’s... wow. Such a brilliant concept & a beautiful execution. This is leaps-and-bounds above any other games in the puzzler genre on ALL platforms. Sure the game is rather short & people dock a star off their rating due to it, but from the standpoint of an Animator, can we all take a moment to appreciate how every single frame & animation wherein are works of art in themselves? To all of the Devs involved. THANK YOU
Why not the truck scene?
annoyingorange823
This game is very cool, but why not the truck scene, y’know, where the man falls into the dump truck, it was on the Apple TV version, why not the iPad/iPhone version? Why cant the scene be in the iPad or iPhone version? Instead the man just falls down to the ground immediately. Please add the truck scene.
Fun puzzles
andrew.conkling
My sons loved this game, probably more than I. They still go back and replay the levels. The music is monotonous though.
It and sequel won't download
Professional Cool Cat
For some reason these two games won't download on my phone. I paid for them so I could use them in flights, but couldn't use it for either way. Fix whatever is keeping it from downloading, I spent like 9 dollars or something on these and they look good.
Wheres game of the week?????
like the game ?
I download for game of the week One year later game of the week is gone
No-Thought Game
James567812
This is your typical mindless phone game where you just randomly try things out until you get something that works are you’re supposed to feel like you achieved something. A lot of people who enjoy easy puzzles and IQ tests that guarantee a genius score will love a ‘game’ like this, since it gives the illusion that you picked wisely, but anybody who loves true puzzles will quickly see that Framed is about trial and error and guesswork.