Fill one-line puzzle game Wiki

I got this game, which so far I seem to love, a week ago per request of my mum. The goal of the game is to fill the box in one line without leaving any holes. The only thing I literally HATE about this game is the ADDS. They are so annoying complete a level ADD use a hint ADD just about to win ADD. We want to play! Not watch some add for something we already bought! Apart from the adds this game is so much fun and it makes you use your brain instead of just lying there playing Minecraft all day long. (We’ve all been there haven’t we?) Anyways I’m giving this game 4-5 stars because it’s so much fun, apart from the adds. Love, your friendly but truthful rater, Lelu_girl300 (I used my ROBLOX name because I didn’t want the hole earth to no my name)

I love puzzle games, and this one is at the top of the list. There’s no time limit, there’s no pressure, just relaxing puzzle solving. The puzzles get harder as you go, but they’re all solvable with some logical thinking. And, if you get stuck, there’s a hint system which shows you the next steps. My biggest complaint, which is not really a complaint, is that I’m on the last of the puzzles and there’s no expansion pack. The replay value is high, but I’d gladly pay for new puzzles. And, for those who complain about the ads, ask your mom or dad for $2.99 and you can remove them all. Not only did I pay to remove the ads, I bought a pack of hints (that I didn’t need) because I believe in rewarding developers that create great games. TLDR=Great game, pay $2.99 to remove the ads.

I know that you can turn the sound off, but that makes the game completely mute. I would like to be able to turn the music off but still keep the sound effects on. As far as the game, each puzzle is very quick (at least so far, at Beginner Level 2.15) but fun. I think it’s the game play in which you to freely roam around the screen that makes these puzzles so enjoyable. You’re not just swiping left/right, up/down and/or pressing the same spot. Complains about the ads seem unjustified to me. If you don’t like them, pay to have them removed. The game’s creators have to make a living someway. If you can’t afford it (or are not willing to pay), then be thankful you can still play the game for free by putting up with the ads occasionally. Overall, this is good puzzler. (But the music! What if, rather than the two or three melodies that are repeated, the tone changes as we create the line and get closer to the end? Maybe the notes start low and get higher and higher? And different directions (L, R, U, D) produce deferent tones? Then each puzzle’s solution would create a different, unique musical composition. Maybe not.)

I absolutely LOVE this game it’s just amazing, all you look in a game! It’s fun, forces you to think, and it’s interesting. There are different obstacles you need to overcome! The music is kind of annoying but you can just turn it down and put your phone on vibrate so that when ads do pop up they won’t sound. Oh, that’s another thing the ads are short like less than 30 secs. Which allows you to play more! This game is just amazing and it’s addictive, it will leave you wanting more for sure!!! I rate this game 5 stars ⭐️ and I’m so glad that I found this game, with other puzzle games they have TOO much ads and I get bored of them easily. But not with this one. I definitely recommend this game! ❤️😍

So I like the game... So far, and I hope to keep enjoying it; that being said is there an objective use for the coins, and is it normal to just have infinite add bonuses? Because if it is normal then you should definitely work on an add controlled patch so as not to take away from the point; which is to play the game, and actually have to play to get coins. Not just win one time and then watch as many adds as possible too ultimately cheat and or loophole ones way out of playing the game. It’s a great game really but unless there is some add control then what’s the point of playing if winning comes so easy as to watch endless adds, get coins; which ultimately have no real major use.

This is a great puzzle game with hundreds of levels to keep you entertained for a long time. It can get a little repetitive without any change in game mechanics, but is great for a simple game to pass the time. It gives you a lot of freedom in terms of what order to complete the puzzles, so you can skip ahead and go back if you want. My favorite part is they don’t ask for your money. There are occasional ads but they aren’t intrusive like in other games. The maximum you can pay for this game is $8 (two $4 chapters you can buy) but you can play these chapters anyway if you just complete the rest of the levels. Altogether, great, reasonable game.

I rarely write reviews and I don’t plan to make this long. I thoroughly enjoyed this game, like WAY too much I loved how at every level, you started the stage knowing where you had to start and end. I love even more that the creators switched it up at the last level so that you weren’t shown where to end, only where to start, it was a good way to throw me off a bit, but I got the hand of it on round after the first stage of level 26. I really wish there were more levels now that I’ve completed everything, but I realize that kind of makes me sound like an addict. Absolutely loved this game!!

I’ve had it around a year, of course there’s way too many adds and such, but I guess that’s to be expected from a game like this. The music’s annoying, but other than that it’s a pretty decent game. It takes up almost no battery, I could play it for over an hour and if my phone is on low power mode I doubt it’ll go down more than two percent or so. Mostly just a time filler, not much else to say than that. Not addicting, not even original, just a time filler. They recycle the level design way too much, but I guess that’s also to be expected, how else would they have around 2,000 levels. So if you’re looking for a fun new game and came across this, sure get it if you want, but if you have internet access and a phone charge it’s not my first choice to play, and I doubt it’d be yours, either.

I have been playing this game for a while now, and I couldn’t put it down. It makes me think smarter not harder. It makes me realize that sometimes you need to look at something from a different angle. But the problem is that there are too many ads, almost every minute. But other than that, this game is great. Recommend it for everyone. This is my first time leaving a review on an app. And it also helps me escape boredom. I would recommend, since we get coins, that there be way for the players to spend them. Like a new skin for the cubes, for example a star on it or different unique colors. Or a different layout/ background/ theme that we can purchase with the coins instead of just spending them for the hints. I think that would be great and would make the game more entertaining and engaging.

Fill is an amazing game that requires hard work. It is very addictive. I found this game by advertisement. As soon as I saw it, I rushed to the App Store. It was fun and relaxing filling in strokes. All of that is incredible, but now for the bad things. The first thing is the music. I absolutely hate it. Secondly, the hints. I was stuck on a difficult level,and I had used all of my hints. The fact being that I don’t spend money on social media games proves my point. I pressed the ad button to get hints and it didn’t work. There are two buttons,and I pressed both of them. It never worked and I’m still stuck on that hard level. Other than those two things, Fill is an amazing game. I finally like how it suggests games.

This fun addictive game has plenty of gameplay value and thousands of puzzle to solve. You find yourself solving them quickly, several in a row in no time flat. Unfortunately, this momentum is completely broken by the full screen, make you play a demo of a game and cant immediately click out of it advertisement. I understand that you need adverts to generate income, but I have to see the same ad after every 2-4 levels. If you pause to answer a text, another ad. Anytime you start the game, another ad. Finish a block of 100 puzzles and you are rewarded with 2 of the same ad in a row! It’s a fun game when I get to play it, but the ad pops up so frequently that it feels like I am playing two games whether I want to or not. One last dirty trick on those ads: when you have waited the entire necessary amount of time to click the ‘x’ to get out, you have to find it because it doesn’t appear in the same place all the time.

I've had game for about 3 ish months and if I left a review on this game a month or two ago I would've said this was my favorite mobile game now, not so much. The game is still fun and I finished all 2000 levels just yesterday but the fact that the hint system was stiched out for coins that you can buy or watch ads for is just awful. I thankfully had some hints left to help me once or twice but new players don't get those. I really wish the devs didn't take away the hint every ten levels and replace it with a quick cash grab. I really do/did love this game and it's a shame that it's changed so much in about a months time. P.S. it also just pisses me off that about a week after hints where replaced I started getting a hand pointing at the hint button every second. This is practically asking one of my little cousins to just blow though my hints so I none left, but that's what you devs want right.

So essentially you’re just suppose to drag a line across your screen and fill up every gray block without any left over. I’d give this game a 5 if it wasn’t extremely easy. I only play this game when I need to waste time or if I’m just feeling bored, but it would be a lot more enjoyable if each stage was actually getting difficult. I maybe have opened this app on my phone a total of 10 times and I’m already on level 14 and almost done with it. I don’t even need my hints unless the stage is ACTUALLY a little tricky. Hints are not scarce either, you get 1 every 20 stages, which quickly will add up because you zoom through it. They also give you coins but they’re pointless. I can’t find anywhere to use them. So here’s your review.

Long story short: No insult to the creators of the game, but while the idea is there, there just isn't the difficulty to match it. From Beginner to Master, the only thing that changes is the size of the board. This would be okay if Beginner started with small boards and Master had extremely big boards, but the size increases so slowly, it feels like you're still playing the easy boards. Even the Dots game on Puzzlerama had much larger boards, and that's not counting all the other gimmicks that game has. And skill progression is incredibly dragged on: to reach the next difficulty, one must complete half of all the levels from the previous one. Doesn't sound too hard, until you find out that there are 500 levels per difficulty. I also have this wild claim that some levels are copy-pastes of others, sometimes flipping or rotating the board and calling it a new level, meaning you're not completing them faster by training, you're completing them faster because you've already beaten them before. This means the game becomes easier by accident. And then there's the issue of the music being cut on completion, which is a major gripe for me. That along with the levels being very easy, means that the music will stop annoyingly for the umpteenth time, and you'll wish you brought external music with you. Oh, and I've stockpiled the equivalent of ten dollars of hints without any urge to use one. That should say something.