Jabeh Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 48 reviews. Read all reviews for Jabeh for iPhone.
Jabeh is free iOS app published by Arash Payan
Beautifully designed puzzle app.
mathgrant
I'll start with my main criticism of the app: there is no way to choose a specific puzzle. In a game where puzzles are not generated on the fly, I believe such functionality is a must to aid players in discussing specific puzzles ("Puzzle #42 is beautiful" or "Let's see who can solve #52 faster"). Instead, you just have to option to play Easy, Medium, Hard, or Any difficulty puzzle, and Jabeh picks a random unsolved puzzle of that difficulty from its library. The good: the presentation is beautiful without being distracting (I especially adore the music, but there's an option to turn it off), the controls are excellent, the in-game instructions are well-written, and the puzzles appear to be handmade, with the arrows being arranged to form figures on occasion (see the screenshot where the arrows form a letter S). These elements made the app more enjoyable for me than I expected. Try the free version first, and then consider buying this. :)
Addicting little logic puzzle game
Chicktar
I love this game. It is very attractive and in my opinion the perfect type of logic game -- simple rules and small gameboard, resulting in several minutes of serious thinking. I also really appreciate and support game developers who put out a useful free or lite version to try before paying. I cannot pay for all the myriad of games I would like to try, and I certainly balk at paying more than a buck or two for an unknown quantity. But if they let me try a fully working version and it's as good as this game I will seriously become addicted and $5 is definitely not to much to pay for Jabeh! The settings are not particularly self-explanatory, and I think there are a couple puzzles that have multiple end solutions (just the last couple stones). But all in all, a wonderful game.
Multiple solutions, only one correct?
Carlystl
I like the game but it says the solutions are unique and they are not, and it is annoying that the game only recognizes one solution. I also agree with others that choosing a puzzle would be nice, also an undo button. All in all I think this is more like a $.99 app.
Favorite
AshleyZM
I wish the author would add more levels! I finished them all, but don't like the competition as much.
Where's iPad version?
iPravda
iPad version please If you are into puzzle solving games, Don't miss this game. At least try the free lite version. Wonderful game, graphics and sound. It's a keeper.
Won't even operate right
Jslizzledizzle
I tried playing the game, then realized something was off in the way boxes were responding to being marked. I tried to start a new game-nothing. Return to menu? Nope. The clock kept running but no buttons worked.
I've had Jabeh for 7 years, still LOVE it.
up_de
Satisfying, increasingly challenging puzzles. Finely crafted art-work. Beautiful to play. Developer is to be commended for high quality work.