the Sequence

One of the most challenging (but rewarding) games I've played in a long time. Revolutionary. Not an engineer by any chance (like many of the other users I see reviewing), but I love how this game forces me to think in ways I haven't before! (Maybe this is just me never experiencing engineering before 🤣) Either way, amazing game. I think I could easily spend an hour just thinking about a puzzle. If you like puzzles, buckle up because there are some tough ones in this.

I've barely got through any levels but they've all been a real challenge so far. What a great puzzle game. There's a lot to look out for, and lots of different ways you need to be looking at things. The game won't hold your hand, I.E. the level design, UI, won't exactly give you clues as to the many available mechanics at your disposal. Makes it more rewarding when you find a new way to move the orbs. There is a hint button though, and the chances are it won't ruin the level for you. Good work!

Very challenging puzzles. As a professional software engineer for well over a decade, this is the first puzzle game I've tried that truly ventured into that same logical headspace. The only disappointment game when I solved the final puzzle. I had hoped to unlock some kind of level editor so I could create and share my own puzzles, but all I got was a fairly lame "You successfully fixed all nodes" message, then back to the puzzle menu. It was quite a letdown.

Really interesting and challenging ! Just testing and fixing u won't even realize how it would be successfully done 🤣. My brain can't keep up with intuition 🥲 Hey new discover at level 47, u don't have to use the last switch on/off 😀, i always thought u have to use all blocks, but this is interesting to know u don't have to 🙀 Amazing !!!

I love this kind of "build a machine" game. It gives you various types of part, and you have to design a machine that performs some task. It's well designed, the graphics are minimal, crisp and clear. The controls are intuitive and smooth as well. And there is no freemium BS. There's a demo free version, and this one with more content. That's it! I wish it were a little more abstract... I.e. instead of levels with only one solution, it could just turn you loose to try to build more and more effic

Still in level 20 but I had to come give this game 5 stars. Very intuitive puzzles, easy to get into but starts getting harder fast. Good hint system that doesn't just solve the puzzle for you. It gives you a lot of hints too so you never feel like you're stuck. Only complaint is it starts to get pretty slow the more pieces you have, even at x2 speed, but it's fun seeing the pieces work. As for the ads, can't really say since I have the play pass. No ads with that.

Great puzzle game in a simplified style of the amazing machine where you pick the objects needed to move a ball to the destination. UI is clean and easy to use, puzzles offer a good challenge, and no ads or unnecessary distractions. The only downside is the music is pretty awful and I had to mute the game, but it's not worth deducting a star over.

I love the idea and the presentation but it's way too difficult to wrap my head around all the different settings. I would make it simpler by letting you get used to the different objects more before introducing the next lot. I got lost very quickly using all the hints up trying to remember what did what. Maybe step the difficulty up more gradually, otherwise a great game and concept..

I tried the lite version to see if it was worth the time and money. Bought it and upon reaching the last sequence for the screen I thought. This was it? The screen then shifted over to a whole new set of problems. I'm excited to say this is a great puzzle game. While browsing prequel memes is a good way to spend idle time this actually feels somewhat productive.

I love a good puzzle game and this one's well-done. If you've ever played Spacechem or Infinifactory you'll find the concepts familiar enough to get along easily. I'm only on the eighth puzzle now, so I'm not sure just how many parts the game offers, but it's still a challenge. And I love that there's a hint system, with points for hints awarded for solving puzzles (and not paid for with ads or cash). Nice work!

A nice little Spacechem clone but more casual. You build increasingly complex contraptions that help move objects from Point A to Point B. It's a fun "coding" style game that's intuitive enough for most people to pick up and play. My only criticism is that the later puzzles run a bit slowly due to how many moving parts there are. There's a function to speed up your solutions, but the max speed still takes a while and can get tedious when you know your solution works but still have to wait.

Challenging, somewhat unique puzzle game. Reminded me of visual programming (like Scratch). I did have to look up a fair amount of solutions, so maybe there's a better way to handle hints. But overall it was pretty good.

Very clever game. Also very challenging. I find most puzzle games to be too easy, this one is hard enough for me at least. Very nice level designs. If you are here for a puzzle challenge I absolutelly recommed this one 👍

At it's core it's a very simple game. Each piece has its individual mechanic, but as soon as they're put together they can be quite a challenge. The design is so simple and pleasing and makes it a game that is impossible to put down. I have finished all the levels countless times and it is a great game to pass time and challenge your brain.

Took me a while to get into it, but wasn't long before I was completely addicted! It starts off quite easy, but by the time I got to the last few core sequences some of them took many hours split over days to solve. Some were so difficult I had to sit down with a pencil and paper to try and figure the steps out! Great puzzler.

Might actually be the most challenging and rewarding mobile game I've played to date. First game I've found that challenges me in a way that isn't just annoying and time consuming.

Edit: Launchball is now in html5 and plays great on mobile phone 😁😁😁 If you like The Sequence search it up. Haven't enjoyed a logic puzzle game this much since Launchball (science museum flash game - wish someone would make this as an app!!) Had to use quite a few hints in the early stages, but now getting the hang of it. Simple and challenging gameplay.

Wow! Kinda in love with this game. I've been looking for a unique relaxing puzzler game and this so fits the bill. One feature I would love is a button you could click that would then let you set the sequence by tapping each module in order.

Game doesn't even work. Gets stuck on the first "tap to continue", even after reinstalling. After repeatedly tapping and closing and reopening, I finally got to a screen to select the first node, where once again nothing was responsive and it was stuck. Would give it 0 stars if I could.

I love everything about this game. It's so satisfying to figure out where you need to place the parts and in what sequence *wink wink* to have them activate. The parts themselves have very special functions. It came with play pass, but I would have gladly payed up to 5 bucks for it.

I thank you developer for responding and while I understand Google play is very much responsible for this incident but however I am gonna give 5 stars because I do love the common game jam style game with little cubes/cells that interact with each other but the sandbox mode isn't what I was thinking of. Normally a sandbox mode in games is more of making your own levels/puzzles but the sandbox here gives some levels and 40 of every item in the game and its different but I like it. I love the game

Love this app. The concept is simple and the implementation is clean and slick, inexpensive too, always gets reinstalled on a new device. Great brain food. Best of all, there's a V2 available, it's good too.

Great puzzler with impressive level design. Truly feels like creating small automatas. Even if it's not overly difficult (the learning curve is steady but not steep), it needs good understanding of the possibilities, deep analysis of what's at hand and often quite a bit of outside the box thinking.

Consistently novel and challenging puzzles. Instead of a medium speed, I think it would make more sense to have a single step option i.e. execute one operation then pause.

Fun logic puzzle game. Not sure I can agree with other reviewers about this being the best game about programming or debugging / troubleshooting but its definetely a blast.

Great puzzle game. There are 72 puzzles. Wish there were more games like it in terms of using various sequential operations to complete the objective.

Deep and emergent puzzle mechanics provide a compelling challenge the whole way through. The ending is absurdly underwhelming, but that's not unusual for a puzzle game.

Simple concept, very very good execution. There are some seriously tricky puzzles in here. If you like Zachtronics-games, this is *absolutely* one you want to try.

Has many small seemingly-simple puzzles that require challenging strategic thinking. Very generous with little hints if you get stuck.