Hi,
I'm the developer of Twin Beams, an implementation of a great but little known logic puzzle, published in magazines with names like "Battle Stars" or "Alberi" (in Italy).
It is vaguely similar to Sudoku, but has no numbers! The puzzle is entirely visual, and requires good logic abilities and observation skills.
I think it's fair to say that if you like Sudoku, you'll love Twin Beams. If you don't like Sudoku--or you are (rightfully) bored of it--Twin Beams could be a pleasant surprise.
The game features no less than 10,000 grids, divided in four difficulty levels, going from easy grids that can be solved in less 20 seconds, to expert grids that can require an hour of serious thinking.
Here are some promo codes--quick, a few of them are about to expire!
TTEHL77NEFXE
JMTFMNNNTRW6
LYTYHWX69E69
YMYJM4WKHPYH
E6MWYR9EAHW9
I'm the developer of Twin Beams, an implementation of a great but little known logic puzzle, published in magazines with names like "Battle Stars" or "Alberi" (in Italy).
It is vaguely similar to Sudoku, but has no numbers! The puzzle is entirely visual, and requires good logic abilities and observation skills.
I think it's fair to say that if you like Sudoku, you'll love Twin Beams. If you don't like Sudoku--or you are (rightfully) bored of it--Twin Beams could be a pleasant surprise.
The game features no less than 10,000 grids, divided in four difficulty levels, going from easy grids that can be solved in less 20 seconds, to expert grids that can require an hour of serious thinking.
Here are some promo codes--quick, a few of them are about to expire!
TTEHL77NEFXE
JMTFMNNNTRW6
LYTYHWX69E69
YMYJM4WKHPYH
E6MWYR9EAHW9
