Three games you should try on your Windows Phone (II)

Unroll Me

We have commented on this game a while ago, but it has earned the opportunity to be featured in this section.

In Unroll Me what we have to do is quickly arrange different pieces to build a path in order for a ball to reach its target.The problem is that if we don't do it fast we run the risk of losing, since, after a while, the ball starts to move by itself even if we still haven't figured out how to create the path.

The game has 60 free levels: beginner and multiball. Then if we want to enable the levels of medium, hard and extreme difficulty, we must pay $0.99 for each one, and if we want to eliminate this we will get $1.99.

A good game to try on our Windows Phone.

Unroll MeVersion 1.0.0.0

Developer: Turbo Chilli
Download it at: Windows Phone Store
Price: Free
Category: Games

Tap Master: Mondrian

This is one of those titles that we play when we have to spend a few minutes, since learning to play is very simple and at the same time is quite addictive .

The game is about not being confused with the objectives that it proposes to us. When we click "Play", we will change to a screen where we have a word at the top (Blue, Red, Yellow, Circle, Square, Triangle, and combinations of a shape and a color), and various geometric shapes will appear in the center.

So, if the word above is “Blue”, we must squeeze all the shapes that are blue. Or, if the word is “Yellow Square”, then we must squeeze all the yellow squares.

As we progress the pieces will fall faster and faster, making it difficult for us to squeeze them.

Tap Master: Mondrian is completely free, but expect we can remove it for $0.99.

Tap Tap Master: MondrianVersion 1.0.0.9

Developer: MiniChimera Game Studio
Download it at: Windows Phone Store
Price: Free
Category: Games

I, Marble

And for the nostalgic, a few weeks ago “I, Marble” was released, a Windows Phone version of the legendary game Marble Madness , where we had to control a ball (or marble?) To take it to the end of the map without breaking it or making it fall off the sides.

The version for Windows Phone is quite similar, except that with the gyroscope (moving the smartphone) we must control our ball to obtain coins and avoid obstacles to reach a teleporter before time runs out .

The game at first seems very amateur, since the menu is not very well put together, and also, the settings only allow us to change the position in which we have the terminal so that moving the ball is easier. It is a pity that the sensitivity of the movement cannot be regulated, because like this you have to move the smartphone a lot to notice a movement.

Anyway, when starting the game it will show us a map with very good graphics and a fairly functional gameplay. It's as if the same developers didn't make the menu and the game.

“I, Marble” is completely free and without , and it has 18 levels to to complete. Of course, the game is 108 MB, so make sure you are connected to WiFi when you download it.