Apple picker A child's heart will dance over the game and an adult's wallet will relax. After all, buying a similar game in a toy store will cost you not less than 20 crowns, but a few hundred...
When I first started the game, I liked the graphics at first glance, which look fun and stylish. It is designed in a prehistoric style and has very nice animations. Even on the display of the older machine, it looked very nice. At first glance, it is clear that this will be more of a game for younger users of iOS devices.
Since I'm using a first generation iPod touch, the loading and progress was slow and choppy at times. But everything ran smoothly while playing. Upon first loading the game, it wasn't exactly clear how the game was controlled. It was certain that the stones with different shapes needed to be placed in the right fitting holes. I necessarily reached for the help tab in the menu. Here I was shown and clearly explained that the belt with holes is moved by pulling. The first problem when playing is the belt, which is small and you shade your finger in important places, so you cannot adjust the holes for the stones correctly. You have a total of three lives per game. Each failed placement of a stone means one life. Losing nine lives in three games in two minutes is quite a depressing result, but as the famous saying goes: repetition is the mother of wisdom, after a few more tries the score finally improves rapidly. Each player has to find his own system to play the game. At first I tried to move the belt to one side, but that was quite messy, as the holes did not repeat regularly. Finally, I moved the belt from left to right and vice versa.
While moving the panel and capturing the stones in the holes, a cute dinosaur appears in different places, and if you tap on it, you will get extra points. The smaller the dinosaur, the more points it gets.
The shapes you capture are reminiscent of that game for toddlers where you have a cube and cubes and you have to push the cubes of different shapes through the correct hole into the cube. Unfortunately, this game cannot be cheated and a stone of a different size can be pushed through the hole.
The game will amuse an adult for a while and drive away boredom. Due to the stereotype and zero progression or location of the capture points, it is not suitable for longer gameplay. For children, it can be very good fun and the hunt for the best score.
The price of 0,79 euros is more than acceptable for such a game. If you have small children at home or are bored, don't hesitate. If you want to enjoy proper gaming, look for another application.
Stoned 3D -0,79 euroAuthor: Jakub Čech
opening_Y_ did not repeat_I_??? :) don't you have a concealer?