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Most likely you’ve seen this sort of game before if you’re into puzzle titles. You have a number of endpoints that are different colors and your goal is to connect them with lines. The challenge is both to be sure you use up all available space and that your lines never cross. Early on this is pretty basic, though you may need to try again if you don’t think things through. As new elements like walls and special spaces that allow lines to cross (though you can only do so in specific directions to maintain the level of difficulty) get introduced it continues to get more tricky and will keep you thinking. Using the touchscreen this all works pretty well, and aside from perhaps the gameplay not being revolutionary there’s not much to complain about. If you’re planning to play it in docked mode or you want to play it against someone you begin to run into some trouble though. While playing with the JoyCon or Pro Controller generally works fine it can just be a bit clumsy at times trying to get it to go in the right direction. While maybe this is only an issue in a relatively small number of cases overall it’s a bit annoying, but in particular if you’re going head to head it particularly aggravating as it adds a wrinkle to who is the best sometimes. Aside from the on and off issues with using controllers, and the fact that unfortunately that can muddy the waters of who the better puzzle solver is between you and a friend, overall it’s not a bad package for an extremely low price. There are multiple themes and everything is colorful, though in a few cases I had to look more closely to tell the difference between 2 colors in the same puzzle. Those small issues aside, if you enjoy this sort of challenge it’s a pretty easy game to impulse buy.
Justin Nation, Score:Good [7.5]