Sqroma

I don’t particularly like playing Sqroma. I mean, I don’t hate it and I’m not saying people shouldn’t play it, but it’s not a game I’d personally relish for hours and hours. After playing multiple puzzle games these past few weeks, Sqroma falls pretty short of what I’d expect in one and didn’t keep me entertained long enough to complete the game. Sqroma is a colorful puzzle game where I needed to progress through different levels and figure out how to escape each one. There’s only one objective: reach the exit alive. Getting there, though, well that’s the challenging part. Each puzzling level differs uniquely and becomes more difficult to crack farther into the game. I needed to figure out how to get from the starting point as a cube to the exit without getting hit by spikes and arrows. To do this, I had to find paint and coat myself with different colors so that I’d become immune to particular projectiles. For example, if I wanted to dodge red arrows, I needed to find red paint. The same goes for any other color.

Sqroma is a freemium game that tasks you with taking the square from one place to the other, all while solving how to get from A to B. You need to get past colour coded bulltets, bombs and other traps. Sometimes you can colour yourself to not get shot by the red or the blue bullets and sometimes you need to die in order to disrupt the flow of bullets so you can sneak through. Honestly this game was okay, it can be a pretty fun time killer, but it is a freemium game and a lot of the game is locked behind the price. So that is more like a demo than a full game. You can unlock some levels with the gold you earn from completing a level, but some need to be unlocked by . So if you  are enjoying this game a lot, then you will need to buy it to unlock the full game. It is worth nothing that this game is also available on Steam, and is a one time purchase game there.

Sqroma is a game that has you try and take your square from one end of the map to the other, all while trying to get past color style bullets and bombs as well as other tricky situations. Gameplay wise Sqroma has you lead your square by dragging your thumb across one side of the screen, trying to lead it to safety. All while you're being shot at by red and blue bullets as well as red and blue bombs.

This is a very challenging game for me. Your enemy here is colors and you'll need to avoid them to get to the finish line. Think carefully about a strategy you will use to it. It is also like a puzzle game that's why it caught my attention quickly. As you go to the next level, the game becomes more and more challenging. This game is not difficult to control and the graphics are good.

I didn't mind the graphics because I find them fit the game. The gameplay gets tougher as the levels progress, and it really got my interest since I am a fan of these kinds of puzzle games. At first, I thought the game would cause lags or fps drops on my phone but it turned out smoothly. Lastly, I love that there are no ads for hints. Overall, it is a decent puzzle game.

I am very surprised by how good the design is, and very impressed by the precise joystick. Indicator death helps mark the weak points. There is always room for mistakes and trying over.  Can't wait to go up to higher levels and play all my wits to overcome what obstacles lie ahead. By the way, this game is suitable for everyone. I wonder if the color-blind mode is really working.