Introducing Robo-E

guys, this app is 100% accessible and i'm having lots of fun with it, still trying to figure out level 3 of the tutorial, i think i'll never complete the game, because just like the description says there are indeed "hundreds" of levels from so many authors, i can't explain how simple but challenging the game is, you have a grid with walls, your character, balls and a energy ring, and different levels can have different layouts like a 5x5 grid, 6x6, etc, and more than one ball at a time. you have to push the balls in the energy ring, moving it in the empty spaces but both you and the ball are blocked by the walls. in practice it's very easy to learn but as i said, challenging. there's no game over, no lives, nothing. just relax, try to solve each level and if you fail click the restart button and try a different move. in my opinion this app even deserves to be in the list of best apps here. thanks so much! now if you excuse me, i need to go and try to figure level 3! p.s: if it's possible, i'd love to translate this app to portuguese!

thanks for answer. I tried again but i find no way to make it go on energy ring... i did not understand if ball move just horizontally or also vertically. the characters moves one step in four directions but what about the ball?

Wow there have certainly ben a few games that are playable with voice over lately. this is so wonderful. I'm about to try the game. I'm not good at puzzle games, but still. lol

Hi Harry, The subject says it all. I bought Robo-e this morning and love it because it appeals to my logic and spatial reasoning side. I have a few suggestions, take them or not, but love the game anyway: 1. Would it be possible to assign coordinate numbers to the various cells? So the topmost left corner of each puzzle would be 0, 0, say. This feature may be a setting for those who don't like it, but me being mathematically inclined, I feel it would allow me to keep better track of where the balls and rings are in relation to each other when exploring the screen (I still have trouble going in a straight line sometimes.) I really like the level overview at the top, though. 2. Could you add a small sound effect when a ball got into an energy ring? This might speed up gameplay, as you wouldn't have to constantly go back and see if the ball you wanted to move actually moved in the desired direction. 3. In the tutorial, I think more could be said about the energy rings' behavior, such as Robo-e can walk on empty rings, but not ones with balls on them. that said, I really like how the tutorial was implemented and that you can use multiple gestures for movement. I find myself double tapping a square I've located, but then swiping with three fingers to initiate a push. Overall, great game! I will keep playing for a long time. I love the space twist, and the fact that a now classic game is accessible. Great job! Chelsea