Situation SHUFFLE puts your IQ to test!
537 days ago
This is a guest post by Alfred Smith
If you are looking for a gaming app that tests your intelligence rather than testing your reflexes, then this review will help you find a gem of an app. Situation SHUFFLE is an impressive attempt for an IQ based puzzle game and people who have an ‘eye for detail’ will really appreciate it.
So what ‘s the app about?
The app is a reasoning game that comes loaded with some interesting real-life situation puzzles. Each puzzle has six slides and all a user needs to do is arrange them in a meaningful order in which they might have happened. However, the trick is that the user has to pay attention to all minute details of in the images to find the perfect order.
How does it work?
As said, the app presents a situation in the form of shuffled slides, six in number, and the user has to arrange them in correct order by dragging them in to place. Once the user thinks he has sorted out the situation in their order of happening, he can check out his result. Each puzzle comes with 4 hints that the user can use in case he can’t figure it out. But using hints, lead to less scores, so the trick is to use them sparely as with almost any game.
The apps is game made to kill time in an enjoyable manner and has a loads of features,
Ten levels of difficulty
Three puzzles at each level, so there are thirty shuffled situations
Pictorial tutorial for easy guidance
High quality graphical images
A game suitable for all ages
Now let us look at its downsides. When I tried this app for the first time around, I found it some what hard to break the code for some of the puzzles without using hints in the first few levels, it seems as if its was made for super IQers, but as I started settling in, the app was great fun. Once more of my personal opinion, that I would like to change is the ‘Hint’ option. If the developer is reading this, rather than readily arranging the slide, it would have been better if the ‘Hint’ button guided the user to arrange the slide himself by highlighting the tricky areas.
Apart from these, I think Situation SHUFFLE is a fun app to play with that puts your mind to work and you can download the app via iTunes for 99 cents.
If you are looking for a gaming app that tests your intelligence rather than testing your reflexes, then this review will help you find a gem of an app. Situation SHUFFLE is an impressive attempt for an IQ based puzzle game and people who have an ‘eye for detail’ will really appreciate it.
So what ‘s the app about?
The app is a reasoning game that comes loaded with some interesting real-life situation puzzles. Each puzzle has six slides and all a user needs to do is arrange them in a meaningful order in which they might have happened. However, the trick is that the user has to pay attention to all minute details of in the images to find the perfect order.
How does it work?
As said, the app presents a situation in the form of shuffled slides, six in number, and the user has to arrange them in correct order by dragging them in to place. Once the user thinks he has sorted out the situation in their order of happening, he can check out his result. Each puzzle comes with 4 hints that the user can use in case he can’t figure it out. But using hints, lead to less scores, so the trick is to use them sparely as with almost any game.
The apps is game made to kill time in an enjoyable manner and has a loads of features,
Ten levels of difficulty
Three puzzles at each level, so there are thirty shuffled situations
Pictorial tutorial for easy guidance
High quality graphical images
A game suitable for all ages
Now let us look at its downsides. When I tried this app for the first time around, I found it some what hard to break the code for some of the puzzles without using hints in the first few levels, it seems as if its was made for super IQers, but as I started settling in, the app was great fun. Once more of my personal opinion, that I would like to change is the ‘Hint’ option. If the developer is reading this, rather than readily arranging the slide, it would have been better if the ‘Hint’ button guided the user to arrange the slide himself by highlighting the tricky areas.
Apart from these, I think Situation SHUFFLE is a fun app to play with that puts your mind to work and you can download the app via iTunes for 99 cents.
