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The name of the new game that made it to the App of the Week selection is hard to explain. Fortunately, with the gameplay and potential of Quetzalcoatl, it is already much better and it can be said that it is a good puzzle game. This is the responsibility of the developers from the studio 1Button, who became famous with the platformer Mr Jump.
Quetzalcoatl is a logical puzzle game where your main task will always be to place the colored snake on the correct bricks in the given field so that the colors are on top of each other. You can move in all directions, but always only at one end. In the same way, you have to be careful not to block the snake somehow and not have to restart the game unnecessarily.
You can easily handle the first levels, but somewhere around the tenth round, the first complications will come and Quetzalcoatl will blow your mind. Of course, you can restart the game at any moment, and automatic saving of your progress is a matter of course.
In total, the developers have prepared twelve game worlds each with fifteen rounds, which is already a real portion of fun and logical tasks. The difficulty increases in each world, and you can even try, for example, world number ten at the very beginning and you will know for yourself that it is not a walk in the park. In some cases, you will have to plan every move and think several steps ahead.
As for the graphics side of the game, it does not dazzle or offend in any way. On the contrary, it is possible to highlight the very sharp colors and above all the playability and potential of the entire game. Quetzalcoatl is compatible with all iOS devices and you can download it for free in the App Store.
[app url=https://itunes.apple.com/cz/app/quetzalcoatl/id913483313?mt=8]
I don't think it should be difficult to explain the name of the game:
Quetzalcoatl is a Mesoamerican god who takes the form of a feathered serpent.
http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetzalcoatl