Histogram: Hexa Puzzle Story

After world 2 I still got the little pieces of land to add to the trail but I noticed that the little guy stays at that portal thing. I thought that’s how the game was but I guess not because I made it through all 100 levels (noticed a lot of them were repeated) and the guy still stayed in world 2. After unlocking world 3 the little guy still was in world 2 and the game stoped giving little trail pieces. Also idk when you’re supposed to u lock the girl character because even after finishing the game they never showed up. What are the coins for I have 2,855 of them and I haven’t had a reason to use them other that a potion that the game makes you buy. There’s no story past level 30 and the missions were useless since nothing happened past level 30.

An amazing game i absolutely loved playing it and connecting the land for him to adventure the levels were always super satisfying. But…eventually the levels start to get repetitive and have the same layout so it’s not challenging ask I played all 100 levels with three days because I was so addicted to this game but now I’ve completed all the levels and wanna keep playing. Should definitely add more levels and some other challenges to the levels 😃

I’ll start with the positives: the graphics look decent, the animations were satisfying, and I didn’t run into any ads while I was playing. I also liked the concept of connecting the path for Histo to get from level to level. Now for the rest of the review: I saw the preview video/images and thought to myself “Surely this game can’t be THAT easy?” But sure enough, it was. I played through the first 15 levels or so. The first ten levels were just clicking on the highest numbers on the screen. No thinking, no challenge at all. The later levels throw in some other shapes to click on instead of the numbers, but that doesn’t really add any challenge. I wish I could at least recommend this game to small children who are learning their numbers, but the numbers are written in an angular way that would be too hard for children to read. This game would be better if there was any way to either lose a level or not get all three stars every time. Most puzzle games would count your number of moves or give you points to give you any amount of challenge, but this game doesn’t seem to do that. Basically, this app is an interesting tech demo in need of some actual gameplay.