Enigmo 2

I remember playing this back when the iPhone 3GS was still the latest iPhone. I loved it. But I never beat it and after upgrades I wanted it back. So years later I have now bought it's HD version for my ipad with retina display. For how old this game is, it blows me away. It has gorgeous graphics and it's physics engine is fantastic. It was made years ago and to this day it still looks like it's new because of how well done the game is. I'm so glad I have this on my ipad now. I sorely missed playing it. It's a great relaxing game and is my favorite game on the App Store. I think this game is ageless and will always be an amazing and great game to play. My only complaint is that the laser sound effects take away from the beautiful relaxing soundtrack music. This is also the ONLY game from the App Store that I have ever played that doesn't have glitches. Simply put, AMAZING! Update: The controls work fine and are easy to use. I don't see how many people have problems with the 3D interface. It's really not that complicated. It takes some getting used to but that's it. People just have no patience it seems. I have beaten all the levels and played through the entire game many times at this point and I still absolutely love it. My favorite phone game ever and probably the only phone game I will ever feel nostalgic about.

...PLEASE release more levels!!! I finished this glorious game in days and am dying to play new levels! Because of this, I have to concur with the earlier comment of experiencing much more immersive gameplay with the original game. (Even though I have the same level-pack complaint with the original ("kids-levels?!?!!!,") the other custom levels gave me many more hours of enjoyment than the small number of levels in this game.) That said, this is bar-none the best game I have played and most likely will ever play on the iPhone. It is ingenious, challenging, rewarding, immersive, beautiful (right down to the planets and magestic score)...I cannot give it enough superlatives Be wary though - this game is for problem-solving lovers. I even think it can be considered a form of an IQ test. I am a software engineer. It has not comeup yet, but I would certainly ask a prospective employee if they played this game and beat it. Yes the 3D controls have a learning curve, but once mastered they ingeniously solve the logistical placement issues as best as can be imagined... thus once learned, 95% of the time is then spent on solving the puzzles themselves. Final Note-they picked the *worst* level as the "first true 3D level." I went about it all wrong and was about to throw the iPhone against the wall twisting sliders into barrels! ....Use the accelerator panels at the far back (which have never been introduced prior to this level!) and do NOT cross paths on the two parallel droplet paths! After finding this out, I never had any similar problems all the way to end.

Really enjoying the 3D aspect of this game, adds a lot more complexity (and time investment) in each level. If you play many iPad games it's not too hard to figure out the two fingers/one finger/pinch controls, even without instructions. Just don't be stupid and not save your game at the beginning like I did. :-P