This week we let you know what the app of the week a little later, but still in time to download the new game (another) that will still be free for 4 more days. This week's promo game is called Shadowmatic and in it we will have to make the floating objects that we have before us rotate and combine to create shadows. Sounds simple, right? Well, all that glitters is not gold.
As soon as we start, as with many applications, we will play a level as a tutorial. In the tutorial they teach us to move the figures: with one finger we turn it in any direction, with two we turn it on itself (to orient it correctly) and the points at the bottom light up the closer we are to the required shape. But, as expected, things are getting more and more complicated.
At first we only have to move one figure, but this is short-lived. When we pass a few levels we will have to combine two figures to get the shade that is asked of us, which begins to be a little more desperate. I have not played many levels, but I imagine that in more advanced levels it will be necessary to combine more than two figures, which is how far I have come. As you can see in the video, when I get the shadow of the chess bishop, things are starting to get a bit dizzy, which is why I didn't feel like playing anymore. I prefer other types of games that do not make me dizzy.
As we always say, take advantage now that it's free, you try it and you will see if you like it or not. If you like to warm your head, you will surely like Shadowmatic.
Shadowmatic is a game that requires iOS 6.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
[app 775888026]
I have downloaded it and it is cool, sometimes a little difficult but when you get the hang of it, it's nice to go through the levels.