SEQ

Contrary to other mediocre to negative reviews, I think this is a pretty good puzzle game. Yes, the puzzles in World D are still relatively easy for a 22+ year old because they are listed as only medium difficulty. The puzzles do actually get more challenging as the worlds increase and within each world, i.e don’t prejudge the entire world’s difficulty by its first or second puzzle. Additionally, if you’re the type of person to seek out a puzzle-type game involving sequences of numbers, you’re probably the type of person who has the analytical mind necessary to successfully complete these puzzles. So, don’t assume just because you find them easy that an everyday Joe without your mind will. Perhaps you are more special than you think. Also, the techniques (paths) you learn in earlier puzzles (when there are multiple solutions) do help later for the more difficult ones. Therefore, if you’re reading this review, my suggestion would be to consider downloading and playing it. If nothing else, it’s a way to pass the time when waiting for transportation or in your doctor’s office. 🙂

I love SEQ because it’s good for your brain. I love SEQ because I love numbers. I love colors. I love sounds. I love solving puzzles. 😀. I love SEQ.SEQ is great because you can get to different levels. All in all I love SEQ because it’s good for your brain.😀

Appreciate minor update for iPad being full screen

Starbucks offered this app as their free pick of the week app. I love it. It's really fun, challenging at times, and it's the concept is easy enough for even the dumbest of people to comprehend. It is a lot of fun!!

This is amazing when you are offline

The premise is simple &amp; well implemented; every colored number must find a path along the steps to a marked end point &amp; every step must be filled. Play is quick and the bright colors and responsive sound effects are satisfying even when the layout proves challenging. <br/>Great way to burn two minutes or an hour while keeping your mind, eyes, and ears entertained.

I enjoy playing this game. Attempting to find the correct combinations is challenging.

I like it. It’s a bit of a twist on puzzles where you’re not allowed to cross lines — instead, you have to match line sequences to cross them. Not incredibly challenging, but not a walk in the park either. I do have some gripes, however. The musical notes that chime with every square filled are somewhat annoying. The lack of music is disappointing, but not too distracting considering this is a puzzle game with little in the way of aesthetics. Overall, an okay game.