Windows Phone Game Review: Atomix

Atomix for Windows Phone

Here'due south a short look at an interesting game for your Windows Phone, Atomix. Atomix is a puzzle game where you are presented with a serial of colored dots that are connected to each other. The patterns resemble molecular or diminutive structures.

Your job is to eliminate all the dots and to do so y'all tap on one of the highlight dots that will start a chain reaction that will merge and destroy the adjacent dots. Atomix is a multi-level game (100 of them) and the further yous progress, the more than challenging the puzzles get. Y'all have a set fourth dimension to solve the puzzle and your score is based on how fast you lot eliminate the dots and the number of clicks you utilise.

Atomix

There are two downsides to Atomix. First, the game lacks any settings to mute the music/sound effects. While you can achieve this past turning down your Windows Telephone main book, in the procedure you punch downwardly the phone's ringer. Personally, I prefer muting things inside the application simply in example I forget to turn up the ringer book when I'm done playing.

The other issue I found with Atomix is the lack of a Help or How-to section. The game isn't overly complicated but as the game gets more challenging, trying to figure out the proper sequence is really hit and miss without having any formal instructions on how to play Atomix. You besides have a serial of bonus dots that have special abilities. Information technology would have been nice to accept a listing of what abilities these bonus dots have.

All in all, Atomix isn't likewise shabby of a game for your Windows Telephone. In one case you effigy out the game play it is a dainty game to laissez passer the time with just, once again, without knowing for certain how to play the game the college levels can exist frustrating. Luckily, there is a free trial version available to let you try things out before buying.

The full version of Atomix volition run you $.99 and you can find it here at the Windows Telephone Marketplace.

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