Tapia

I have played Tapia off and on since I downloaded it, finding it compelling enough to return to it rather often. It has a different kind of graphic interface, and your games all take place in that same frame. However, once underway, you’ll find that the “forests” you are able to quickly create keep urging you to press onward...you want to do more with the twists and turns of the cube. And you can. Moreover, if you happen to create a locked cube, there are at least two ways to get back into free

A compelling but relaxing logic puzzle game especially for those with a artist’s eye and a love for nature. It can be a a bit addictive as you approach the higher levels, and it does take time learning to identify the various tiles from a Tapio eyes’ view. For the more numbers oriented try cube11 also by WazCraft.

This is a challenge for the novice gamer but if you’ve ever wanted to build your own planet, Tapia is your chance. Scores and rules and strategies aside, the graphics and audio effects are elegant, responsive, deeply engaging. Nobody gets blown up and the experience is very positive and rewarding. You build your forest from a desert and the birds sing your achievement. You can get strangely happy playing this game.

This is a beautifully designed game: thoughtfully structured, with a smooth and intuitive interface, sweet graphics, and rich sound. The gameplay is challenging without being stressful. It manages to be addictive without using the anxiety of imminent failure to keep you playing.

I’ve had this game for over two weeks and it was worth the money! It’s very calming to place but just challenging enough to draw me in. Highly recommend!