This time, the app of the week is again a gamewhat's new, right? On this occasion, the game is not that it has impressive graphics, but quite the opposite. Anyway, the purpose of Rop, which is the name of this week's game, is not to impress us visually, but to make us think about the way to get to the next level. The theory to get to the next level is easy, but it won't be that easy, believe me.
In Pop we have to do the following: move the hexagons, or better we call them points, so that the ropes ("rop" in English, hence the title of the game) form the picture we have as a sample. I'm sure you're thinking it's easy, but I'm also sure it's because you haven't tried it. Do it, pass a few levels and you will tell me.
Logically and as in the vast majority of games, the first levels are as a tutorial. It is not that it is a 100% tutorial, if not that it is so easy that it serves as a tutorial. The first thing we will have to do is a straight line, something very simple but it is not so simple if no one has explained the game to us. But I tell you: you have to put the points in the central row so that the line goes from part to part. In the next levels I am no longer going to help you, things are already running on your own.
As you can see in the screenshot, there will also be levels in which we will have to make two figures, and that is one of the first levels. The most complicated thing is that it is not enough to put any point in any hole, since if we do it wrong, we will make vertices that are not in the sample drawing. We have to make the figure have the exact same shape as in the sample, of course, imagining that the points are not there.
The game is good to hang out and, as we always say, it is worth downloading it, linking it to our Apple ID and we already have it for the future.
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