Sticky Terms

Seriously, this guy makes the best games on all of the app store, his visuals are so unique and wacky and his sound effects are so enchanting they take you to another world. His ideas are so simple and straight forward, as soon as you set it up you’re just in it and it takes you a few seconds to figure out how to play and immediately fun in just a few seconds, you just load up and play. i already downloaded all the games and suggest everyone do the same. This guy has an amazingly creative mind and a unique design perspective that keeps me amused and dazzled. Marvelous games, fabulous everything! Three thumbs up!

There’s not really a game like Sticky Terms on the market. In fact, it’s difficult to call it a game at all. It’s almost like a curiously satisfying learning experience. What are you learning? The meaning of words like “chutzpa,” “eshaku,” and my personal favorite, “agiyag zockni.” Yes, these words are foreign (and real), but don’t bother putting them through a translator. You see, Sticky Terms is a game about words that people across the world use every day, but that have no sensible translation. To discover the meaning of these phrases, you must piece them together out of odd clusters of lines and curves. Boring? It might sound that way. But there’s something inexplicably satisfying about hearing them snap into place. And gaining a little knowledge in a lighthearted way like this is as sweet a reward as it gets.

Within 24 hours of installing, I finished it. Not because it was particularly easy or anything but because it was addictive. The difficulty varies for them and you need to watch ads to unlock packs but it’s a relatively small amount especially for the content you get. Maybe 25 or less 30-second ads at most but you get plenty of gameplay and that’s it. There were a couple ads for other games by this developer that seemed similarly clever to this one. They cost money but if they give me an experience similar to Sticky Terms I’ll definitely grab those when I get the chance. There really isn’t a reason not to get it. Fargin