Fourtex Jugo

[h1]A Puzzle Game[/h1] https://youtu.be/I_gIASsAR-s + Unique gameplay which mainly involves trying to combine tiles in the center grid to reach a target score. It's a bit too complicated to explain through this review, but it's an interesting game to say the least. + Lots of levels / content + Challenging [b]This game is in Early Access, these are subject to change[/b] - A bit overly complex to learn, and somewhat hard to comprehend. Mixing numbers to create Pie to create Noms to create Voids which have Claws that will eat tiles and reduce your score. huh? - The game is not as enjoyable as I would have hoped, and doesn't really have a "fun factor" that would encourage one to keep playing.

This is a nice, addictive game with a lot more depth than most matching types of games. It took me a few times playing it to really understand what is happening, but once I understood what I was doing, I found the puzzles to be quite challenging, yet achievable. Unlike most games like this, if you just randomly start matching items, while you can complete a level, you won't be able to hit the target score. It takes more strategy to understand where to start and where to focus to hit the high scores. So if you enjoy a matching type game, but want one with more strategy and planning, you should try Fourtex Jugo. As I said, it took me a few plays to understand what I was really trying to do. Here's what I found out. The goal of the game is to get to a target score for a puzzle. To do this, you'll need to score as many points as you can. You get the most points by making Voids. However, once you make one Void, basically the final stage of the game starts - so you want to hold off making Voids until you are just about ready to finish. You end a game by using all 16 squares of the 4x4 grid. Voids are made by combining oms of different colors. Oms are created by combining pis…

Thanks for giving me chance to play this. This game actually fun game because it has new idea about puzzle game. This is my POV as normal buyer. (+) - Colorfull and the music is nice; - Control is easy; - Gameplay makes you silent for thinking. (-) - Annother type of 2048; - Tutorial not really clear; - Need a moment to be understand the game. So far it's a good game, but with this price, I'm not recommend. Better play this on Android/IOS.

Fourtex Jugo is a colourful puzzle game where you have to score points by matching numbers and symbols together to win. Although an interesting concept the tutorial is very vague and the game can be quite confusing. However it seems the developers have tried to rectify this by adding tutorial's in the 'extra' section of the game. I did not notice this until much later though after clicking around a little bit as it seems sort of hidden in the game. There is also a campaign mode which consists of hundreds of different levels each with a goal of a different score. A daily mode has also been included which also states that the levels are randomised. Although i can clearly see that the developers have made positive improvements to this game I do not feel that this game is worth the £6.99 price tag that this game has been priced at. At the time of writing this review it is on sale for £1.79 which i think is a very affordable price. I would definitely suggest waiting on a sale for this one. I wouldn't say that this is the best game in the world or the worst game either. It definitely depends on your preference of game. Below is a youtube video of me being confused after viewing the i…

Right up front,the developers approached me to try this game out. I can't recommend it. It's trying to be a game likes Threes or 2048 but it replaces some of the concepts with out-of-the-box thinking and replaces some of the numbers with shapes. "So, it's just trying to do something new? What's wrong with that?" Everything actually. At least in this case. The concepts make no sense. The shapes are confusing. When I pick up a puzzler, I want to know HOW to play it. This one keeps having to remind me because it uses rules that make no sense. So I can't just enjoy playing the game. I spend most of it trying to memorize the rules so I CAN enjoy it, which makes it much less enjoyable. A puzzle game should ALWAYS be easy to learn yet hard to master. This one is hard to learn and not worth trying to master.

Huh?