not suprised this one starts to sink without trace when a tonne of eagerly anticipated apps hit the store.
anyways, to further add to my initial look i found dingbats to be a decent experience if you like cryptic word games.
ive never heard of this dev before but it seems they like to create a bit of polish and it does sparkle. the game doesnt crash, the menus are fluid, theres a nifty help section and its generally very pleasing on the eye, although there isnt much you can do with a bunch of cards admittedly, they are also nicely drawn.
the object of the game is to flip over a card (15 levels of 12 cards each) and try and work out what the phrase, object or meaning is based on the diagram shown. some are riduclously easy whilst others are not quite obvious. the answers are typed in via the touch keyboard so decent spelling is required! you are given a genrous time limit to answer the puzzle and the faster you do it the more points you get. once you have solved all 12 cards you goto the next level. simple as that really. theres an online high score chart for points and time (of which the highest i got to was number 20 so far) and the score updates on the fly so if you quit and resume it saves your scorers automatically to the table ready for you to improve it.
the downside is that each new game is the same cards in the same places. so its effectively all about solving them one by one to get the new cards. a bit linear but if you cant solve one you can pause the clock and go to the next puzzle.
it doesnt look like there are plans to release any new card packs via DLC but i hope im wrong as this would add endless replayability to this title. despite a couple of short commings theres a lengthy enough game here and its priced just spot on for a licensed board game title. ive played far far worse and paid a lot more for games in the past. if the concept appeals to you i recommend this