Sevn Hack 2.0.2 + Redeem Codes

This is my favorite type of puzzle game. It is easy to learn to play and a bit of a challenge to master. Now, it isn’t the most challenging game, but the computer player gets harder to beat as you move up each level and each time you lose you move back a step in your quest to beat all seven (eight?) levels of computer players.

The only problem is that the levels stop once your foe is the prodigy bot and the only other challenges are winning seven different games by taking all seven of a single color tower for each of the seven towers. However, even with all challenges met, the game is still fun to pop into and play a round or two.

I would love to see an update where more challenges are added. I would pay for this type of update.

One final note for the developer about the in-app purchased. This game is free to play with ads. I very quickly enjoyed it enough to pay. The developer gives you the option to leave different values of a “tip”. I believe they range from .99 to $8.99. I left a $2.99 tip after having played a few rounds. I would love to leave another tip now that I realize how much I continue to enjoy the game. There does not appear to be a way to do this.

This game was the app of the day or something on the App Store... I am immediately hooked!

Super simple both to pick up and in the overall design, but it is a very strategic game at its core! I don’t know if this game itself is as old as chess, but it feels that way. Wrapped up in a beautiful design. I am guessing more copy cats will be coming so

One thing I don’t like, if you play single player, it starts you out against novice bots, you have to win 10 times to get to apprentice. From there you have to keep winning to progress... you have to remain net positive 10 wins or else you go back to novice. That part is cool... but I don’t like starting out against novice bots. They are too easy and make errors that don’t punish you. I don’t feel like I’m learning by playing them.

I am currently obsessed. The first two times around I tried playing without going through the how-to — a hilarious sight as I frantically hit different figures around the board and inevitably lost! Key tip: watch the how-to. You’ll be addicted in no time! Not only is the game relaxing, but it gets me to think and strategize against my opponent bot.
I’m assuming the game will be connected to the Game Center soon, and you’ll have the option to be matched with a random person around the world — excited for that! I will say after playing so much I’ve found that I’ve started predicting the moves my opponent bot will make. However, it does throw in surprises that throw off my strategy from time to time!
I love that the opponent bot gets better based on your score and how many times you’ve won.
This game is the real deal! It’s not only fun, challenging and relaxing, but beautifully made.
The graphics are stunning.
12/10 would recommend!

I use to enjoy just playing the computer and relaxing. It was very zen. Now you have to use tokens to play a game. Any game where you can win more tokens to play, must be played against another player. It takes the zen away. I don’t care about beating other players, I just want to relax and play by myself. In order to do that it costs 10 tokens to “practice” or play by yourself. With no chance of getting more tokens. So after 25 games, I would longer be playing because I wouldn’t have any tokens. I’m sure I would be able to buy some but that’s not what I want to do. I want to just relax. I would pay to be able to have ‘unlimited tokens” or the ability to not play other people. It is a beautiful game. I am going to miss it. Hopefully they have other options with the next update then I could actually enjoy it again.

It takes a lot for me to really get involved in a game and to keep it for more than 24 hours. This game is very straightforward mechanics, but allows you to build your own strategy on how to win. The AI is not too terrible, though it can become predictive. This is a new type of game that I haven’t seen before and I’m excited to see new updates moving forward.

I have two main issues however, on my iPad the game visuals are very laggy and not smooth. This is very irritating when you’re playing al the time. Also, as a new player it is frustrating because the way that points are scored or taken away are confusing and not explained very well, however it is easy to grasp once you figure it out.

I haven’t seen a game like this one yet on the App Store which helps boost my love of this game. You continue to see the same games with different names over and over again, though this one is quite original. There is great minimalistic graphics and details and ominous and calming music which all fits in with the small background story. Although I generally dislike puzzle games, I think that I will continue playing this. I wish I could give half stars because I wanted to give a four and a half rating. The only reason I didn’t give the full five is that there were no instructions at the beginning and I had to come to the App Store to find out. This game is overall new and fun.

I’m not usually into turn-based games, but this game is so well designed that it feels like you’re playing a classic strategy game like chess, checkers, go or backgammon, although it’s not really like any of them. The rules are simple, but the strategy runs deep.

I tend to move from one game to the next game that appeals to me, so I don’t know how long this game will keep me interested, but SEVN is so beautiful and compelling that I even decided to pay the creator a little $ for their gaming work of art.

Sevn’s clean, intuitive interface and minimalist design are quite lovely. The game play has some attractive elements as well, with simple rules and a couple of interesting mechanics that allow for several ways to win.

Given all of that, though, the game still feels thin. Gameplay, which is reminiscent of those mahjong solitaire games, consists of choosing one or more colored tiles from the corners of a matrix. The basic move never changes, though, and I got bored with it fast. Simple rules can be great- but abstract games get far more interesting when you throw in a few kinks. That’s what keeps us returning to the classics.

It may be that, at higher difficulty levels, the game throws some curveballs- but I’m stuck playing the novice AI and can’t find any way to change the level. Moreover, I can’t get Sevn to connect to Game Center, so if the multiplayer game is more complex, I can’t get to it.

So that’s Sevn.

I love the game, don’t get me wrong. But the app is SO buggy that the game, which is supposed to be peaceful and relaxing, just becomes infuriating. Every time I get matched with an actual player, their timer just runs out and then the game freezes. It never goes on to my turn, it just stops mid-game. And if you try to exit out, you forfeit and lose all your points! I just had this happen, and even though my opponent surrendered first, I STILL lost the points! It’s a great concept and a great game, but none of that matters if the app just doesn’t work. Save yourself the headache and skip this one.

I was enjoying this game. It’s quite a bit more complex than you expect at first glance. You have to play defensively to do well.

The forced ads are a problem, but it was seeming manageable.

There’s these inane, made-up “quotes” pretending to be from obscure sources. It’s obviously total BS. Then in one of these stupid quote-like things, the game throws up this nonsensical statement that sounds like it came from Deepak Chopra. It makes no sense at all. And it’s attributed to “Illuminati”.

The internet is so chock full of absurd bulls—t that has no basis in fact or even rationality, and it’s rapidly getting worse. I’m going to have to drill my poor kids on critical thinking and logic just so they can try to navigate the online sewer without getting sucked under. We have a sociopathic career criminal as president, measles outbreaks all over the country, and the climate science community has been in consensus that the planet is falling apart and half the country gets their climate science from libertarian bloggers.

So Sevn, you like jumping on the bulls—t train. Well, I’m jumping off the Sevn train.

Illuminati. Pathetic.