[the Sequence] App Reviews

This game is extremely fun and worth the $1

I think this is an excellent game. It like building a small machine

Fun puzzles that dont get too frustrating as you earn hints fairly quickly.

but apps that begin automatically making noise are automatically deleted.

I am amazed with this game. Very clean design (which I love!) and definitely challenging. Background music goes very well with the game as well. 5

Really enjoying this. Will soon need more levels. Suggestion: Sandbox editor, where user can create their own sandbox levels.

Ive played tons of iPhone games Ive loved but never reviewed. But after playing this for a couple of hours I feel compelled by a deep admiration for this game to fully endorse it. I got it while it was free, so Im not sure what it normally costs but I have no doubt the price is more than justified. Beautiful presentation, brilliant puzzles, and the satisfaction of watching your contraptions work make this one of the best puzzle games Ive played on any platform. Bravo!

Simple, easy to understand rules (with nice animated help in case you forget what module does what) and head-scratching puzzles that make you feel accomplished once you figure out the solution. Best of all, no IAPs or ads.

The best...best of the best. Rarely, if ever (a real possibility never), have I felt like I had to write a positive review. It was almost impossible not to with this beautiful beast. I had to give props to the devs (seriously. thank you). Its been a really, really long time since Ive found something as intuitive and testing as this. Creative, original and progressively difficult. Im currently sitting at a point where Ive tried numerous variations (my brain hurts) but have yet to figure out the solution - for some odd reason Im happy about it... Faith officially restored in finding a great game in the AppStore. Keep this sh*t up!!!

My only complaint is that eventually I will solve all the puzzles and then I will have to find a new puzzle game.

This game already has stellar reviews and my experience mirrors that described by the other reviewers. The later levels get very difficult but keep at it and remember to portion your hints wisely.

aesthetically very pleasing. very challenging but rewarding game. for watch lovers. or anyone who loves mechanics.

Holy cow. There are a handful of puzzles out there that are truly good. So many are mundane or repetitive. The few that are not tend to add difficulty by becoming obtuse, random, or requiring fast reflexes. This is a thoughtful, structured puzzle that will make you think, put down your device and walk away, come back to it, and when you finally solve the puzzle youll see how easy and logical it was. This is one of the few, and Im so glad I found it. When I finished the first menu of puzzles and saw that there was another puzzle set available, I was overjoyed.

One of the best games I have played, perfect amount of difficulty and awesome mechanics.

This game is the bees knees and the cats pajamas. Knees and pajamas are awesome. So is this game. Get it.

I started playing 3 days ago and I cant stop playing in every free moment. Its a challenge to find the optimum way of using the various blocks to get the right moves. There is only one solution. Keeps my brain revving up.

not too difficult, makes you think. some are fairly challenging, enough to be very gratifying when you see how simple the solution is.

This puzzle game provides a suite of simple actions that must be combined to create more and more complex machines. It requires logic, sequencing, and creativity in a wonderful package - very much the skills needed to do computer programming. I do think the levels where a new action is introduced could start with a more obvious puzzle or two to get acquainted with the new action. IMHO, some first encounters with new actions are trickier than they should be. Fantastic game for learning programming skills without writing a line of code.

My number one favorite feature is that after I solve a node, the solution stays on screen until I dismiss it. This gives me the opportunity to study and learn from what Ive done. I can try to optimize a solution, or I can just appreciate the coolness of how it all works together. Even better, when I run out of hints and cannot figure out the next puzzle, I just delete the app, then reinstall and start over from the beginning. This helps me become a better solver and use fewer hints as I go. Its like a programming and thinking trainer/simulator.