TouchTone™ Reviews – Page 5
3/5 rating based on 63 reviews. Read all reviews for TouchTone™ for iPhone.
TouchTone™ is paid iOS app published by aeiowu LLC
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soulforgerCORN
the gaem is not racist, its a joke at the NSA's expense. figure that out. as a puzzle gaem, it fills out its role. the rubiks cube effect is points as it adds needless difficulty to putting things in place and in it self is another puzzle. but its got sum real thinkers, and random misplaced ez af ones? also theres an impossible level, im stuck on it, it seems to be missing a piece.
Interesting story
stelluhreyesthis
Puzzles are tough but the story here is interesting enough to keep you going, anyone interested in this game should also watch that Citizen4 documentary on HBO
Very disappointing
W.Wellz
The description on this app had me thinking it would be a special puzzler. Alas, it is a re-tread of mirrors-and-light puzzles with a promise of depth that ends up being about as shallow as the story's would-be true antagonists. The atmosphere of the game is well designed and thought out, and the execution of the (very repetitive) puzzles is good. That is about it for positives, though. If you are hoping for a brain stretcher or something that truly tickles your epic conspiracy itch, look elsewhere.
Untangling Xmas lights
jedmmc
You know when you have to untangle a bunched up wad of Christmas lights? There are pretty colors and it's pretty challenging but it's just not very fun. That's this game. The story (yes it is satire and it's sad people didn't get that) is not connected to the gameplay very well. It's just a collection of tedious puzzles that I didn't find very fun.
Not as described
sicamore6
There is only one type of puzzle here, and it's been done to death in other ways. Certainly not worth what I paid for this.
Liked it for a week....
Music<3Lover25
But then this game became a bit tedious. Generally, I really like idea of the usage of puzzles to guide you through a storyline And I loved the satire; I was sitting there laughing at the fact that ¡Spoiler!: you have no choice but to report everything that Samir is doing. It's total bs, but it's hilarious. Anyway, I love puzzles and I love games with a story, so games like this are perfect for me. However, part of what makes this game tedious is that you never do anything new... You are basically doing the same type of puzzle over and over again. The only thing that interrupts the monotony is the few changes in the story. I haven't gotten super far yet just because I'm getting tired of doing the same puzzle just harder. It would be a whole lot better if there were different types of puzzles offered, perhaps ones that tie more into the storyline, like having to decrypt emails so you can read them, or having to sift through different audio sound bites on a computer while listening in on a subject's phone call. It just needs something else. Something different.
Great narrative about the state of national security
Ryber82
The people who have given this one star reviews evidently have never heard of satire. This is a scathing, funny, and accurate discussion about the paranoia of national security departments