The following options are listed in the app’s main menu:
Play
Settings
Tutorial
Exit
And the following options are listed under Play:
Newest
Advanced Search
Editor
Local
Newest lets you access the newest levels designed by other players. As mentioned, these can be accessed online, and by pressing on a preview for a long time and selecting “Save the panel on local” you can also save levels to your phone. You can access your offline level via Local under the Play menu. To start a level, just click on it.
You can start drawing the path by clicking into the playing field. Every tile must be marked individually. If you want to draw a straight line all you have to do is click on the place where you want it to end. You can continue drawing it by clicking on the next tile, in the direction of where you want the path to go. Once you’ve managed to select all the same-colored tiles, press on the green button in order to flip them over. If you feel you’ve botched the path-drawing somewhat: click on the red button to delete everything and start anew. If you successfully complete a level you can rate the level of difficulty. Within the list of available levels you can tell which ones you’ve already completed by the green tick.
Advanced Search also allows you to search for levels. You can search for levels according to their degree of difficulty, size, or for completed/uncompleted levels.
You’ll also find the Editor in the Play menu: this allows you to create your own levels. Choose how big your level should be (up to 12 across / 9 down) and select the color by clicking. Prior to being able to publish a level you have to prove that it’s crack-able, which means you have to play and solve it yourself first. This ensures that all levels are solvable.
You can switch Music, Sound effects, Vibrations, and Shakes on or off under Settings, as well as change the colors of the tiles and the path.
You’ll find a brief intro as well as FAQs under Tutorial—really useful in case any questions come up.
Bottom line:
Spin It! is a great game for when you want to kill some time, although it might just turn out that you wind up playing for longer than you had intended. It provides very easy levels as well as real brain-busters—and the bigger the fan community becomes, the more levels will be available.
Asajii
Jan 5, 2011 2:12:45 PM
Great concept, lousy execution.
Ruud
Oct 2, 2010 11:00:29 AM
Desire; force closes recently; fixvit and you'll get the 5 stars back
Sebastian
Aug 24, 2010 2:34:44 AM
Omg this is my favourite puzzle game. Very challenging and addicting.
Enrique
Jul 26, 2010 10:32:54 PM
Finally bought the full version. Adictive and endless game!
Derek
Jul 24, 2010 4:36:56 PM
Like puzzle games? GET THIS GAME! Never-ending fun!! Best puzzle game on the market IMHO. Still doesn't save advanced search settings. Please fix!
dmt195
Jul 4, 2010 12:25:48 AM
Nice idea but I lost interest pretty quickly.
robert
Jun 27, 2010 10:31:00 AM
Its kinda boring after awhile but Its a decent game
andycted
Jun 18, 2010 2:06:34 AM
Basic gameplay, but might be fun for a while
Julie
Jun 13, 2010 9:53:51 AM
A good game, but let down by server failing to connect on a frequent basis
Tyler B
Jun 12, 2010 1:45:48 PM
It's Polarium! I loved this game on the Nintendo DS. It's simple, yet fun. Hard to see line through fingers. You forgot to copy over the trippy music.