Ending

Excellent roguelike. Has both a puzzle mode, that gets challenging rather soon, and a more traditional roguelike mode with its own twist. Both are fun, the rules of the game are quite simple but the variety of enemiesand situations keeps the game interesting. The graphics are nice, a clear reference to classic ASCII roguelikes but graphical, animated, with collision and sound effects and simple and responsive controls that add up to a good game feel.

This is a unique blend of abstract strategy and abstract action. Great sound scheme. Very fun and replayable. This game should be much more widely known and enjoyed. Just wish there were more levels. There is a free play mode with randomly generated levels, but I haven't been able to figure out if they have actual endings, or not.

Wonderful minimalistic puzzle game, great replay value with randomly generated levels.

Replayable

This is a puzzle game that is very simple and yet so frustrating at times. Feels great when you finally figure out a stage after a dozen attempts.

A good puzzler which requires you to think outside the box. There are different ways to tackle a level which is what makes it enjoyable. The only thing I would like to see improved is the framerate of the swiping motion. Overall, it's great!

Among the best puzzlegames on android. The basic idea is simple, but the end result is really complex. While the puzzle levels can be completed in a couple of hours, there's also an infinite random dungeon mode which increases the game's lifetime by a lot.

I have spent many hours playing this game. Three times through the main mode and hours and hours with the randomised challenge. It is a very well designed game. Thank you.

Fun game bro

Love it

Perfectly difficult puzzles place this among my favorite android games on the market. Could really use a trailer, a more expansive description and even a demo, however. I understand this is a game that cherishes it's minimalism, but the Play Store's 15 minute refund window is far too short for such risks.

The puzzle levels are rather staid but a good introduction to game mechanics. The real meat of the game lies in its randomly-generated maze mode, and this is what roguelike fans will enjoy the most.

Add more levels and maybe a co-op feature with places one buy has to stand over so a pathway opens up for the next person.. pretty much any co-op feature. Other than that, great puzzle game. Extremely addictive.

I've played through many times. A great game.

Best phone game ever!

I replayed it multiple times ...

I cannot agree with the criticisms of this game. It is very well designed. You should be very proud of this achievement. Only problem is the rotation is inverted on my device.. I am using a samsung galaxy s4 and I have to disable screen rotation to play.

Could use more levels, though.

Love it

Replayable

Perfectly difficult puzzles place this among my favorite android games on the market. Could really use a trailer, a more expansive description and even a demo, however. I understand this is a game that cherishes it's minimalism, but the Play Store's 15 minute refund window is far too short for such risks.

I liked the looks of the game from the screenshots, so I took a chance and purchased it, and the game turned out to be a very interesting puzzler with great retro graphics and sound.

Help the rogue escape without getting smashed to bits in this turn-based puzzler.

Absolutely love the game, just wish it rotated properly based on screen orientation!

I don't generally like puzzle games but this one really caught my attention. Aaron did an amazing job making me feel like I was playing a clever rogue like with puzzles that made me think.

A great logic puzzle game. You can select levels freely, so you get instant puzzle gratification without suffering through half an hour of baby steps!

Refined gameplay, lots of unit types to discover. Love the puzzle levels -- hope to see more of those in the future.

I think I will like this game, but my phone will say install, download to 100%, and then sit there. after a whole it proceeds to restart the download and start over again.

It's a good game... I got done with the individual levels way too quickly though. Done in less than a week. The maze explorer thing seems okay, didn't get into it. Nice that I can build levels but I'd rather solve puzzles than make puzzles. Try unblock me if you want a similarly challenging game. I've been playing it for months and it's free on top of that.

This is a puzzle game that is very simple and yet so frustrating at times. Feels great when you finally figure out a stage after a dozen attempts.

No instructions provided. Move your at-sign around and see what happens. A worthwhile purchase.

One of the most simple games, quickly becomes one of the most frantic. Recommend this app to anyone that likes chess.

Love it! Puzzly and awesome and perfect for mobile. Each thing in the world moves when you do, via a set algorithm. If you don't grasp the algorithm, you'll probably get hurt. You have to choose your moves (and use your environment) wisely to get through the different pieces. Reminds me of Deadly Rooms of Death which I dearly miss, but is more abstract and stripped down, which I prefer, so I love it! Oh, and it might make your sense of time feel really weird after playing a while if you're not used to this kind of mechanic.

Great concept and interesting game play but overall feels unfinished, UI needs love and the b/w pixel graphics don't allow enough detail to easily distinguish which enemy is which or telegraph how they will behave

One of the most simple games, quickly becomes one of the most frantic. Recommend this app to anyone that likes chess. To the Dev, can you ensure Android L functionality?

Ending is very simple but fantastically executed. Don't be fooled by the simple graphics, this game never gets boring. I completed its 59 main levels over a few weeks whenever I was bored of reading RSS feeds on my phone, and Ending provided challenging and non-rage-inducing fun. The bonus level builder makes this game worth it. Gameplay is reminiscent of my favorite Windows '95 game, Chip's Challenge. No regrets.

I was delighted to find the lack of step-by-step instructions explaining every mechanic of the game, and the quizzical menus that seemed strange and unknowable at first, then gained meaning as I began to experiment and discover. A game shouldn't have to explain itself, a game should be something that the player gets to figure out and discover. The early levels allow the player to discover the mechanics of the game in a natural way, and it feels like exploration rather than following instructions. Thank you.

Almost every time that I play the game it freezes, sometimes to the point that the phone has to be turned off and on in order to function again. I am using galaxy s3. If its possible, please fix the issue.

This is the perfect game to have when watching a film at the same time. It's turn based but only requires a moment of input per move so the pace is set by you. After a few minutes i was at speed... And dying as a result; think carefully. I actually started to ignore the film and was/am engrossed in this; it's not as easy as it seems. Well made! Smooth on any android.

This is by far the most playable Roguelike (or Roguelike-like, if you prefer) game I've played on a mobile device. The swipe-based move controls are so much less fiddly than tapping on screen locations. The core combat mechanic is based entirely around move timing, an astute distillation of low-level combat in this style of game. This game is clearly the work of a talented designer and very much worth supporting. My only gripe is that the interface icons have no text (possibly so the game didn't have to be localized?) which makes it difficult to understand what the icon you're tapping is going to do, until you've habituated the UI fully.