the Sequence [2]

Loved the first was excited to see there was a second. The tutorial is a bit slow but after that it picks up nicely would be 5 stars but they neglected to include the hint function of the first game... sometimes a single hint can keep you from pulling your hair out on certain levels.

Loved the original. This is a worthy sequel. Really smart. Would go 5 stars, but some basic features are missing: No way to skip a puzzle you're stuck on. Gives "points" for solving with fewer pieces... but those are never used - in original game you could buy single move hints with them. It should remember where i left off when i close the app, instead of making you go through the whole list to get back to the next level. One other real concern is how much battery this app consumes - I've seen it drain 20% of my battery life in 15-20 minutes, which is a lot for a game that doesn't have a bunch of fancy 3-D rendering to do. It makes me wonder what is really going on under the hood.

Loved the first game and love this one even more. This isn't just a rehash of the same stuff. It's a different and expanded experience while retaining the essence of the first game. For one thing it's hexagonal instead of on a grid. The levels have different boundaries. Multiple source and destination points. Objects must be delivered properly oriented. Many more levels. Different machines. I highly recommend both games. Best few bucks I've ever spent. Similar to zachtronics games.

One of the best puzzle games I have played. Everything about this game is very well thought out. The tutorial didn't feel like it was holding my hand and the difficulty ramps up very nicely while introducing new mechanics. The graphics are crisp and simple. Showing you just the information you need while not coming off too minimalistic. The music and sound effects are also pretty great. Most games I play on my phone end up getting muted. Not this one. Good job dev, keep up the excellent work!

This is a great little puzzle game, similar in nature to Zachtronic games such as Spacechem. The levels are designed nicely, with the potential for lots of clever solutions. In contrast to Zachtronic games, the puzzles here are mostly a lot less open ended (for the earlier levels in particular, you are trying to figure out the 'trick' that will make a solution possible.) The levels ramp up nicely in difficulty, and are worth revisiting to optimise later on as you gain an appreciation for how the gadgets work together. I think that people who aren't good at logical puzzle games could find this game frustrating, but to everybody else this is easy to recommend. If it was several times the price, it would still be easily worth the money.

I enjoyed the first game and thought I'd give this a go. However, unlike the first game, there are no hints. There is no skip option or alternative levels to try. I'm bad at puzzles so unfortunately this sequel is much less accessible to silly people like me—now that I'm stuck on level 35 there is simply nothing else for me to do unless I look up a guide or something. Disappointing.

It's a fun little puzzle game, and gets pretty challenging even while using very simple elements. The only complaint I have so far is that there needs to be a better distinction when a sequencer is being skipped (X) , like maybe fade to a reddish colour instead of how it is now where it lights up just like the others except doesn't do anything. Would help quicker understanding.

I have mixed feelings about V2. The puzzles are great, but some of them are very difficult and there are no hints whatsoever. This makes it very frustrating if you get stuck, and detracts from the gameplay to the point where it's no longer fun. I liked the hint system in v1 where you have to earn hint points as this makes you only use a hint when you really need one.

I'm enjoying this just as much as I did the first, but people should be warned that this is tougher. It feels to me that there's much less guidance in the early stages and that the difficulty level hits a sudden, steep ramp. People who haven't played the original are going to find this tough, particularly if their background isn't in some kind of mechanical/electrical/computer engineering Great game, though.

I like this game, visually more appealing than the first. Changing the sequences though is a major drag because as you change the order of one action, the other actions get affected as opposed to the first game where the order was unaffected as you changed one action. Makes it a frustrating and muddled mess as you work through a puzzle's solution.

I really like this game, it reminds me of Trainyard (before they ruined it), in that I can be stuck on a level for a day or so, I'll prototype a level, fail, reiterate, fail, give up, try a new approach, fail, reiterate.... you get the idea. Cool if you like that sort of thing.

This one ofthe most memorable puzzle game that I ever played. This has a mixture of build your own factory and see what happens but this game does that uaing simple pieces which are easy to understand. My only complaint is that this game does not provide hints for the puzzles. I have to go to the Dev's russian Dropbox to see how to solve some puzzles. Overall 9/10

I cannot recommend this game enough! If you like puzzles and very pleasing eye candy with rich full sounds, your in luck. Learning curve is perfectly metered and a tutorial segway into the game is a nice touch for beginners. One Man Band? If it is littrialy, it's a really herculean effort! Old Bobby Dylan would be proud of this One Man Band...... If you want easy, it isn't. If you want brilliant design and really slick controls. If you want your brain to work hard, buy this..... 10/10!

Amazing puzzle game. It's constantly challenging you to come up with new ways of approaching puzzles. The levels feel designed, not generated, and you actually feel like you've accomplished something when you finally solve it unlike stuff like Candy Crush.

This game requires logic and skill. You stay off by learning the basics, them work you're way up. Can be a challenge for those who are into problem-solving or for those who needs a brain workout. 4 stars. Only thing I would recommend is customizable ambient music.

I like and enjoy playing the puzzles since it's very challenging. But once all the levels are done can you add like a special gamemode or something where you can create your very own level or something like that and maybe even share it online for others to play and vice versa

The mechanics seem alright but the tutorial is extremely slow and restrictive. Even just allowing fast forward to be used and not repeating the same puzzle would make it much more tolerable. I honestly don't want to deal with the tutorials when Zachtronic games don't have this issue.

The game is excellent but, ultimately, its replayability is limited by the hard level cap and lack of secondary objectives (reduce number of cycles, resource waste, symbols used, etc.). Player-made challenge maps and a level editor would be cool.

A challenging logic based game. Great for spending some time. Love it. The music and the graphics style have a certain retro feel (without being 8bit thing that everyone calls retro these days). Love everything about it so far

I love it. As good as the original but with an improved interface and slicker feel to it. 😡 Had to reset my phone and lost all my progress... Nooooo! Phew, took a couple of minutes but it's all back. 😋

Just like the original, this game gives you well designed challenges that gradually increase in difficulty so that you have fun, learn to be clever in your problem solving, and have a really great time! This is worth anyone's time to download and play!

UI needs a small tweak. For the level selection screen, can you open the screen with the latest unsolved level? I've to scroll many pages to reach it everytime I start the game now. Very annoying.

The game is a real challenge, giving you building blocks to creat solutions. Some are tightly constrained puzzles, some are wide open problems to solve however you choose. This will give you a real brain workout. If the dev makes more of these, sign me up!

Even better than the first one! Lots of puzzles to solve, each with unique solutions. One purchase with no ads or in app purchases, and definitely worth more than the price.

Kind of disappointing after the first one. The lack of a hint system is a big problem given how obtuse some of the later puzzles get, but at the same time, it holds your hand too hard early on. Don't know if I can really recommend it.

Phenomenal! Along with The Room Series, this is the best puzzle game on the app store . Quite challenging so far and incredibly addicting. Really makes you think and precisely tweak your machine until it works flawlessly. Easily worth the money.

a "Zachtronics lite" type game, this is fun and challenging. the learning curve is "normal" for this genre, but may feel very steep for someone who hasn't played a pseudo-coding game before. i highly recommend, especially since its free (as of 23 Dec 2018)

This game is actually amazing. I've been looking for a solid puzzler for a while and this hits all the right spots. The price is fair, no intrusive ads, or absurd IAPs. Would love to see more content or customization down the road. Excellent work!

A brilliant puzzler. You use simple components to build machines of beautiful complexity. The satisfaction when you solve a tough level is immense. One of my favourite brain games.

Even better then the fist sequence game. Very challenging puzzles but always solvable. Game is as good as puzzle games are going to get. Recommended!