Indra's Net
$0.73About Indra's Net
Your goal is simple: turn all of the tiles to white. Tap tiles to see their effect on the board and discover how each new level works. But understanding the levels is often not enough, nor is it required. To truly progress with Indra's Net you will embrace emptiness and allow your mind to work subconsciously on its symmetry.
Indra's Net is a metaphysical love story between Cause and Effect embodied in an abstract logical puzzler. It will bend your mind and change its rules as you progress. As you solve each level, the next will bring something different and new.
Features
-266 unique level types
-Brand new levels on each playthrough
-Solve puzzles at your own pace, in one sitting or five, in five minutes or five hours
-Endless challenge as levels get progressively more difficult
-Delightful colors and sounds will keep you playing without getting frustrated
Indra's Net is a metaphysical love story between Cause and Effect embodied in an abstract logical puzzler. It will bend your mind and change its rules as you progress. As you solve each level, the next will bring something different and new.
Features
-266 unique level types
-Brand new levels on each playthrough
-Solve puzzles at your own pace, in one sitting or five, in five minutes or five hours
-Endless challenge as levels get progressively more difficult
-Delightful colors and sounds will keep you playing without getting frustrated
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Paid
app
app
Android
2.2+
2.2+
Android game
Game History & Updates
Price update Price changed from $0.99 to $0.73.
by Y####:
I really enjoyed 3ph's second foray into android puzzle games. It has a strong concept behind it. The storyline is simple, but beautiful. As is the music. It's something that you can play either strategically or without thinking, but you'd be amazed how much work your subconscious is doing. It reminds me a lot of the games cognitive scientists use on test subjects to demonstrate how easily the brain picks out unspoken rules and patterns. Minor criticisms: I prefer playing with the sound off because the speed that I like to play makes the music sound almost cacophonous. I wish there was some special sound the game made when I win, even though I get that winning is not entirely the point. Finally, and this is a super minor nitpicky one, the edges of the squares lose some of their sharpness when in motion and the shading of the sides of the squares is sometimes uneven. But despite those tiny nitpicks, it's a good game and worth buying.