meleng

This is a horrible representation of the Japanese logic puzzle "Gokigen Naname". Unfortunately, "meleng" does not follow the the rule that forbids any loops. Without this rule, all the puzzles become pointless without any challenge. Worse yet, after solving many of the levels, your progress keeps disappearing. So you're forced to replay the same inane levels over and over again. Instead of wasting your money, I recommend a free version which follows the correct rules of the game and provides a logic puzzle that requires some actual thought. This one allows you to create any size layout. And since it's randomly generated, you'll have more than the 66 levels offered here. You'll have an endless supply of new puzzles every day: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/slant.exe

"meleng" is minimalist Russian shovelware, another mobile app/browser like game, where you tap on your iPhone screen to put diagonal lines in squares. Tapping twice changes which of the two corners the line touches. At the corner of some squares, there's a marker that tells you whether or not it should be at the end of one of the diagonal lines. The puzzle, then, is to fill the grid (which is a labourious, boring job) with diagonal lines and make sure all the markers are satisfied with 1, 2, 3, 4 or "don't care" number of lines touching them. What excitement, not. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. While there are options to change the resolution for the game, all this does is scale up the simplistic low quality vector art assets used to make the game, which makes little or no difference to the graphics quality. Without any other substantial graphics tweaks, it's not possible for gamers to impro...

Another great little puzzle game. Simple to start but hard to complete. Must try!

As others have said, the puzzles are not interesting, and after solving the first few levels you're spammed with 50+ pointless achievements.

32 minutes to completion for me, 1 achievement per level and you get 53 achievements for free at the start. There are 66 levels. Pretty good achievements per minute ratio, otherwise a simple logic puzzle game.

Nice game EZ to get all achievements 100%

(Be warned that this game can be done in around 2hrs.) That said, the game is worth its price and is surprisingly good for chilling! It has a kind of "sudoku" logic to it, but put into geometrical terms. Even on last levels, it's not too big of a challenge, don't be afraid there is no brain attack here. Also it would make one nice steam gift, cheap but great. Its art is simple but adapted. And it's original! I see some negative tho. You hit the "harder" propositions quite quickly in the game. I think it could have gone further with colors restriction, or swapping tiles, that kind of stuff. Maybe a cursor to customize sound volume instead of turning it on/off? And from the trailer vidéo, I thought the levels were randomly generated, that would have been a good idea for a time attack mode. PS : if it isn't released on mobile phone, devs should definetly make it happen! But those "negatives" are born from the enthusiasm I have for this game, really. There is room for another or a bette...

Once I figured out how to play, I really enjoyed this game! Sadly, the instructions were very unclear which almost made me give up, but once I figured it out it was simple! I love puzzles and this one was very fun to do on my free time. I would definitely suggest a tutorial or a guide as to how to play. I also wish there were more levels. Still, it was fun!

Once you get the hang of it, its an easy puzzle game. The key is to fill a square correctly based on its adjacent square outcome. No real challenge if you follow this rule. No guess work required. Get this game only if you want the achievements, you can complete it in around 30 minutes (I left my game on idle).

Nice