Bicolor app for iPhone and iPad
4.0 (
4640 ratings )
Games
Entertainment
Board
Puzzle
Developer: 1Button SARL
1.99 USD
Current version: 1.5, last update: 1 year agoFirst release : 01 May 2014
App size: 7.31 Mb
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App Store Best of 2014!
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Bicolor is a beautiful and minimalist puzzle game featuring 240 handmade levels. Each of them is made of only two colors! Are you ready for this new challenge?
Pros and cons of Bicolor app for iPhone and iPad
Bicolor app good for
Love how some boards are easy while others can be challenging....I think this game is fun!
This is a GREAT game. Good for playing while waiting for life to happen!
Smart, rewarding, addictive and somehow very fun to play. Highly recommended.
The game is very beautiful and makes you think a lot. Its really original and fun. Easy on the beginning, it quickly needs you to focus to on your moves succeed.
This is a great game, that offers great fun quick periods where you usually dont have either time or concentration to long lasting adventure games. The puzzles are difficult but not so hard it bores you. Plus, it is so elegantly designed, Id like some of the levels as a wallpaper.
I love pixels so much but the game is pretty hard and these are squares nothing else but I love hard games especially pixelated so this game is middle /cumsey chums and plus squares are my favourite shape in my life of shapes. Also matching and puzzle games are the best in the world and no one nows that it actually is personally I love pixels and squares. so the best game in my life!
Some bad moments
Every time I want a little mind stimulation, I go to Bicolor. It makes you think. Great puzzles.
A "painting" tile actually paints one more than the number indicated. If you have two tiles to paint and then one to erase, they dont add up. For example, to erase with a 9, you have paint with a 3 and a 4. I am puzzled as to why the creators would choose this method. I would use this with my kids to practice math, but to have to add 1 for every painting tile would mess with their equations. The extra work is stressful for a kid already struggling.
It took me a little bit to figure out how to work this one. I also had to practice the first east ones several times to get the idea. I like all the games from this developer.
And I mean that in a good way. A great puzzle game with well-designed difficulty ramps.
A great, brainy puzzle. Dont be deceived by the simple appearance of this game, or the easier starter levels. This is a great game that uses math, spacial relationships, and logic in an elegant way that gets better as the levels get harder and may keep you up at night trying to figure out how to backtrack and get rid of that stray piece.
I had played it before, and so I knew it was awesome from the start.
This isnt as much a review as it is an epic awesomeness.