Suriza Free app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: symblCrowd GmbH
First release : 31 Jan 2013
App size: 28.22 Mb
If you like Sudoku, you would like Suriza, too.
In Suriza (Slitherlink) you have to draw a closed line between the points. It is not allowed to cross over the lines. A number in the box indicates how many sides of the box are part of the way.
For explanation you can look at the tutorial in the app.
There are 5 different levels of difficulty.
With more difficult levels you can get more points. For a maximum of points you have to solve the level so fast as possible and use so less clicks as possible.
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The score is calculated as follows.
Difficulty * 100 * field width
i.e. a 14x14 playing ground "Very hard":
5 * 100 * 14
Per click and per second, a point is deducted.
Latest reviews of Suriza Free app for iPhone and iPad
Cool idea however if you solve the puzzle by any method other than the one chosen, the app does not recognize the solution and you are stuck
This game is only for people who enjoy challenging themselves and love logic.
I love these kind of puzzles but, when the game throws at you a grid which (mathematically proven) cannot be solved, then its a REAL TURN OFF. Publisher, PLEASE verify the puzzles before including them in the game!!! Then (if that wasnt bad enough) the colors are VERY hard to see! Granted colors are a matter of personal taste but one would want a high contrast in colors between the puzzle line and the background (the orange line sort of blends in with the background). Personal request: offer as an option a 2 state line toggle. The three state default behavior may be interesting for beginners but becomes quickly annoying as you tap on the wrong line by accident on larger puzzles. I also manage to get into a few instances where the puzzle is solved but the game will not recognize it as such (I have screen shots if you want). If all the major annoying bugs could be solved, Id love to spend more time with this game.
The tutorial helps get the basic concept but even the "very easy" level was difficult to figure out. If there were a few levels to help get the hang of the concept it would be much better.