Splice

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Splice sounds like a simple game, but it’s not. This is a puzzle game in which the player’s job is to recreate microbial cell structures. It can be said that this is a very abstract game of ideas so it is very difficult to introduce it.

The feeling of play makes you feel like you are lost in a sketch with the strands of DNA. The instructional information is lacking, so players will feel a little bit hard at the beginning even though there is some information in the hint but it does not seem to be enough.

With a certain number of grafts, the player must ensure that the sketches match the cells to a complete thread. It does not sound complicated, but each move of the puzzle has a certain effect on the completion of the gene.

Cells also have small cells depending on where you place them. When you touch and hold a cell, all possible positions are hidden and when you pull the cells of those positions you will see how other cells move. The task will not be completed until you move the cells. When pulling the cells to different positions will create different moves.

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Splice (2009): Buy it now

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Even the opening game with the basic fibers is not “easy to eat” as this is not a game that “luck” always accompanies you in the game. New types of cells with new features will be introduced as you progress to new levels. And one point to note is that touching the central cell can cause a variation in the structure of the cell.

What makes this game so challenging is that there are only a certain number of pieces available. This is not a midrange game on iOS, where you can accept achieving less than 3 stars on harder levels. With Splice you can be the winner and also not.

Cipher Prime is very experienced in polishing the names of their products on the App Store. Splice was one step further and gradually the whole game was put into a complete mold. From pretty graphics to melodious piano music, players feel like they are immersed in a magical world. The wallpaper is so amazingly flexible that you tilt the iPad. Placing two fingers on the screen allows you to feel the bend of time creating a blur effect and speeding up the music.

The music in the game is definitely worth mentioning. This is a piano theme composed of seven songs composed and presented by Dain Saint. It really helps players focus more on the game and avoid being distracted by external sounds.

Splice is a puzzle game that requires passion and passion for it. It knows how to attract players to stick with it. But besides the lack of guidance and the ability to not miss the screen to jump to the other screen makes the player a bit unsatisfied.