quadline

A fun, and somewhat challenging puzzles, with minimalistic graphics. Ads are acceptable, although it'll be nice if people can quickly figure out how to remove them. The options icons don't really make sense, and I kinda afraid tapping random buttons (what if I tapped "delete all progress" button, or something worse? ????). Why not make two versions: one is like this, the other is premium, so players don't need to figure out where's the ads removal option. HIGHLY recommended. EDIT: All finished ????.

Great puzzle game that leads you into the more complex concepts very well. Adds aren't obnoxious, used in hints and occasionally between puzzles (except for the bonus levels, but that felt like a bug). Overall a great experience

Every 3 levels there's a pop up ad that requires 3 clicks to exit and lasts at least 10 seconds. At this point it's an automatic 1 star no matter how I feel about the game, because I'm spending more time watching ads than playing. Edit: thanks for your response! I believe you can control how often the ads roll, so my review remains valid. Cheers!

Great game, if you enjoy being interrupted by ads every 2-3 levels. Sure, the ads are skippable after 5-10 seconds, but levels take 5-10 seconds to complete. Sure, the devs give you a heads up before playing, still so many ads, it's ridiculous. You literally spend half of your gameplay watching the same ad over and over. Uninstaller. Great game, poor experience.

After finally figuring out where the settings were for this game, which was only after completing 30+ puzzles, (by tapping an area of the screen I literally had never tapped before until I was desperate to remove ads), I think the UI of this game leans into the minimalistic at the profound expense of usability, settings should be accessible at least from main menu or at the puzzle map, without being tucked away.

As beautifully reserved as the aesthetics are, Quadline is, in essence, a bunch of slide-puzzles. If ya like slide-puzzles, it's a alternative to the derrivative tile format, but if you're looking for depth or a genuinely unique puzzle, this game isn't it, even if it may look to be by virtue of how the slidy bits are positioned. It functionally isn't. After a couple levels, you begin to realize you're fiddling with yet another one of a bajillion other watered down Rubik's Cube kinda games.

I'm enjoying the game but no settings? Am I missing something or is there no way to mute the sound effects and music? Would like to play while listening/watching podcasts or YouTube without the ambient noise. That's the only thing keeping me from giving it a 5 review. Also, an option to pay like $5-10 to permanently remove ads would be great. I saw in another review response that in-app purchases does this, but again all I see is the opening splash screen and then level select, no options.

Amazing. Even though I finished it in one day, the game was amazing. It gives you the kind of feeling that you get from a premium game. The puzzles were easy, simple yet entertaining; you don't have to look up guides to play it and all the machanics were easy to understand. The only tricky puzzle was the last one which took me roughly 5 minutes at most. The music was also good. I like the feel that the game gives you. Sometimes I wish there were more games like these without needing to pay.

Great game! Super fun and doesn't feel too repetitive. I beat it all without connection so I can't speak to any ads but I had a great time. Some of the puzzles felt a bit bs but it was very minimal. If I had to criticize anything, I'd say the "pushy" arrows aren't fun (top being to push down) but that's mainly on me. An undo button would be nice but it might be too easy with it. Still super fun!

I really like the streamlined aesthetic, and the development of the mechanics is satisfying. Pretty much every single puzzle engaged me. For a free game, I thought the mechanics were developed well; I'd happily pay for a version that added more/took them further. I think the game should include an option to view either a demonstration or explanation of how each mechanic works, though I think they're simple enough to figure out. I also think the menu options should be labelled. Liked this a lot.

"Puzzle-Game" type game involving logic, observation and/or thinking. Puzzle-games are games that call on your mind and your sense of observation to help you progress in the adventure or the story.