- Category: Games
- First released: August 6, 2014
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: TheCodingMonkeys
- de.codingmonkeys.minis.rules
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
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8 of 25It requires time and patience to have a complete bing of playing it for a while, but if you only have time to play one round it's still amazing. Like a previous review stated, it is a bit expensive for what it is, but there are multiple game modes, and who knows how many levels are actually available. I think the price could be dropped a bit, but either way it's a great investment of time, energy, and money.
Got bored in about 10 minutes. I enjoy the concept and I think the app was made well but I don't think it's worth $2.99 when there really isn't room for further content. <br/><br/>I also hate the timed feature. It makes it less a puzzle and more of a speed test. You're not really thinking about it as much as having quick reflexes and hope for the best.<br/><br/>If it was not timed or offered a timeless feature I'd enjoy it more, but still doubt that I'd play it more than an hour or 2. <br/><br/>In its defense I was hoping it'd be a bit more closer to Einstein's 5 houses riddle so maybe I just disappointed myself when it wasn't along those lines as much as I'd hoped.
I tried to like this game but ultimately it just isn't fun.
This game is a must buy. I wonder if they would make a second game soon it's that good.
I really like this game but I am not able to enjoy it on my watch because it keeps freezing up. The only way I can play, is to exit out of the game and open it back up.
There should be a relax mode for those who wants to slower or cannot keep up.
I play this game everyday on my apple watch love it
I was surprised to see so few reviews for Rules! Its first level is fun and challenging and I kept wondering what new trick could be included in the next level to make it more interesting, but there has always been something.
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