While many have developed puzzle video-games, not many have compared to the popularity of the hit game “Tetris”. Symbol Link is a new puzzle app created by Alexey Pajitnov, the mind behind Tetris, that has players connect symbols in the least amount of paths. Do you think you can link all symbols and get a high-score?
Take a look at Symbol Link and find out what you think.
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4 responses to “Tetris Inventor Returns With New Puzzle App “Symbol Link” [Video Review]”
This game just looks like a more polished version of flow.
Flow is very well polished itself.
We call our a novel take on Number Link and Flow game mechanics. ;-)
We just searched for good development of idea.
Thanks so much for awesome review Josh!!
Can you get someone other than “J” Smith to do your videos? He makes an attempt to sound professional but the crappy looking t-shirts aren’t really doing it for me. Would it be too much to ask for a shirt with a collar? And why does he introduce himself as J Smith in the beginning and then Joshua Smith at the end? If you want to go by a moniker go by your moniker. Be consistent. I never saw MC Hammer introduce himself as Hammer and then sign off with Stanley Burrell.