The popular Bicolor gets updated to add more minimalistic levels
Bicolor, the minimalistic puzzler from 1Button, has received an update adding a ton of new levels to the addictive application.
Optimized for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, Bicolor first launched in May and can be downloaded for $0.99. Upon its release, the app met with high praise from our own Christine Chan, who concluded in her original review:
The minimalistic visuals are calming, and the sound effects are fun and quirky. The puzzles start out fairly effortless, but things do get complicated rather quickly, which is what I love about these games. The controls are simple, intuitive, and very responsive, which is just what you want in a puzzle game.
You see, in Bicolor gamers are presented with an on-screen puzzle consisting of two colors. The aim in each level is to fill in the board with the background color; to do this, you’ll need to figure out the correct sequence of letters or numbers in the puzzle (though in-game “Paint Buckets” can help players if they get stuck).
In the first version of Bicolor, a total of 180 levels were offered to iOS device owners. The app’s most recent update, however, adds a further 240 puzzles to the game. As such, there’s never been a better time to take Bicolor for a spin.
As mentioned, Bicolor can be downloaded for $0.99 on the App Store, and it’s optimized for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
For more information on the app, be sure to take a look at our aforementioned review.
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