Enigmo

Enigmo is a fun little puzzle that really gets your brain working to visualize where the water drops will go and how best to get them to the collection pots. While I enjoy it a lot, I do have a couple of issues with the game. And, maybe it's just the love-hate, hit-miss nature of touchscreen gaming.

When you select a tool to place. It's hard to see where you're placing it or tilting it. For me, anyway, with my fat fingers blocking the view, I got frustrated at times positioning the bouncers and rails in just the right position. That the tilt wheel can be expanded helped, for sure. But, perhaps the tilt wheel could be always expanded, especially for position the tools in just the right location.

Until then, I'll muddle through and reserve my 5 stars for something perfect. At it's normal price of $9.99, I would give it 3 stars. At the limited time 40% discount, it earns an extra star! :D

If you've ever jailbroken your iPhone, you have likely heard of the app called "iPhysics." Many people want iPhysics to be brought to the App Store, but they don't realize it already has. Enigmo makes use your brain to play; it involves strategy and skill, and it's fun.

In each level, there are either one, two, or three substances (these being water, oil, and lava) that you must guide form Point A to Point B. You do this using a variety of tools provided to you, which change in each level.

Enigmo has enough levels and a great enough challenge to entertain a person for hours. For $9.99 in the App Store, Enigmo is must-have app.

When it comes to iPhone games you can tilt and flip your phone all you want to make little car or whatever go sideways and turn or do anything but if you want to give your brain a little workout this is definitely one of the top apps in the whole store in fact the very first thing i went to look for when the store opened. Who would have thought that making droplets got into a vase would be so much fun??? The way the designers use the multi-touch technology is very clever and the animation and graphics are flawless. I know it's not the most challenging game but it can easily make you feel a little dumb when it takes you quite a while to solve one of the innocently "easy-looking" levels.

This simple puzzle game, which costs $9.99, was in my opinion, well worth the ten bucks. The animations and controls are for the most part, incredibly smooth and amazing to look at, and its just fun to see the water drops splash all over and bounce. The game is pretty fun until you get stuck on a level and cant figure it out, since there's nothing really else to do (its a pretty straight forward game) however, the puzzles are for the most part fairly easy, so you shouldn't get stuck very often, or for very long.

I would definitely recommend this game to people who are willing to pay this kind of price for games, and i like this better than crash bandicot or cro mag rally, and it runs a lot smoother. Reasons why it isn't perfect tho, is the lack of repeatability for the most part.