Orixo Hack 6.1.3 + Redeem Codes

This app is super enjoyable to me. It helps me regulate my emotions, which I struggle with sometimes. It gives my brain something to nice to do instead of having distressing thoughts. It’s quickly becoming my go-to anxiety buster. The thing about this game is that isn’t meant to be played like other games, getting progressively harder and focusing on points and stuff. It’s about the experience. The colors are beautiful and the music is soothing. Tough levels (which are challenging in a pleasant way, not a frustrating one) are often followed by easier levels to keep the experience light and breezy and fun. Not too easy, not too hard. To top it off, it’s a very easy game to pull out and play for 30 seconds or 30 minutes - however much time you have to take a nice breather from daily life. The game music even keeps playing through the (typically 5 seconds) ad pop-ups if you have the free version like I do, so even the ads don’t totally take you out of your zen space. I thought that was a nice touch. Thankful for the developers on this one. ☺️

This is an engrossing puzzle that gives you time to figure out the solution and the ability to undo one or more steps (or just go back to the beginning) so you can try different strategies. There aren’t any instructions, but it takes only a few minutes to figure out how it works. There is no “win” or “lose” — you just need to use logic to complete the steps in the correct order to fill all the boxes in the grid. Some levels are pretty easy, others more challenging. If you get frustrated (or tired) you can close it without losing your place and come back later. If you need a little help you can get hints (this is where they get their money — you can buy them or watch a video to get them). But if you need more than a couple for any level, then you’re missing the point of the game.

Ive literally never reviewed an iphone game in my life, but man is it refreshing to get a high quality game for free.

Not only that, but the first message you get when you open it asks if you want targeted adds or general ones, to make you comfortable.

Most of the trending games nowadays were clearly made in a day with garbage mechanics just so they can jam-pack it with ads for easy revenue. Kudos to these guys for clearing delivering a unique labor of love for everyone to enjoy. WE NEED MORE OF THIS

I adore the minimalist style of this game and its soundtrack. It helps me calm down when I get stressed, and I’ve been playing it before bed to relax and wind down. There’s just one thing that bothers me... when you complete a level, there’s a bright white pulse, and it bothers my eyes, especially at night when I’m laying in bed. I’ve started to close my eyes when I complete a level because of it, and it makes it impossible to drift off to sleep while playing because it jolts me awake. If there was an option to turn off that white pulse of light, or a less harsh transition, that would be absolutely amazing and would make it a five star game for me. Regardless, it’s an excellent game, one that I’m happy to pay for no ads for. The studio seems like a small indie one, I think, and I love supporting creators. Thank you for making this game, as well as your others!

Orixo is easy to learn but soon becomes challenging (in a fun way!). I really enjoyed it and finished all of the levels in two days or so. I recommend getting it, and I would call it a 5-star game except for a few problems.

First and foremost is the hidden “undo” button. You have to tap to reveal it, then it hides again in a few seconds. There’s no way to have it visible all the time. For difficult levels, it’s a constant play-game, tap-reveal, tap-undo, play, tap, tap, play, tap, tap... super annoying and disruptive!

The game also uses a portrait layout, which I don’t like on an iPad. But if the game really has to be portrait, at least take advantage of all the room at the bottom to have the “undo” button visible! Grr!

Lastly, and this is FYI rather than a problem, the levels didn’t consistently follow an easy-to-hard progression. It didn’t bother me, but I thought it was odd. Pack 1 seemed better arranged than Pack 2 in this respect.

I enjoy the game and I generally don't mind ads bc creators do need to earn revenue. But there's a video ad that is anti-immigration that won't let you close out even after the timer is expired. It makes you wait til the video is over. This upsets me for two reasons. 1) I don't support stricter immigration enforcement, especially with the current concentration camps (often called "Detention Centers") the US has for immigrants. 2) I dislike ads that are deceitful in regards to being able to close out after a certain amount of time regardless of whether or not the ad is completed.

Please make better choices for the ads you allow as they reflect on your company. At the very least consider steering clear of overtly political ads.

Really nice game if you want something better than those standard ripoff games. Great concept, and well organized. Perfect for offline play when you want something to do. The ads can be a bit pesky, but I understand the need for income. No really bright colors to offset the games mood, and the music is also very calming. I have been looking for an game to play for a while, and this was it. 5/5

so, i downloaded the game and i played it for a few weeks before i got bored and stopped playing it. i then deleted the game because i needed storage and such. end of the story, right? no. this app kept COMING BACK to my home screen. the app would have its same but its logo is white with lines in it and it has the cloud sign next to the name. like a normal person, i deleted it. but it came back a few days later. this has been happening for months and i’m sick of it. i don’t know if this is an app problem or just a problem
with my phone but i believe it’s both because it never happened before or after i deleted this app.

This game really calms me down but still works my brain! I love the minimalist design paired with the relaxing music. I play Flow a lot and I love it but it’s pretty simple and even getting to 12x12 puzzles is pretty easy, I can usually clear each one in a matter of seconds. This game, on the other hand, actually makes you think and count to figure it out, and if you go through it too fast you may mess up. I admire this game and I love playing it very much. ❤️

I didn’t expect to do 320 puzzles in less than a week but it’s been pretty fun! I really like how the undo button is infinite/not punishing to use at all. Also, this game kinda helps me with my fixed mindset, bc at the start of harder puzzles I'm lowkey paralyzed by failing/doing things wrong, but actually making mistakes help me with figuring out the puzzle—-so overall it’s been a great time.