- CategoryGames
- First releasedSeptember 2, 2021
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerOn-Core Software LLC
- Bundle IDcom.oncore.PictureFlip
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
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Report an issueDo you have an eye for detail? On-Core PictureFlip is a game in which a picture you select from your photo library is split into squares. The squares are randomly rotated 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees. You must rotate the individual pieces until they are all correct. It's harder than you think! On-Core PictureFlip features: - Four difficulty levels: Kidz, Easy, Medium and Hard. - Each difficulty level has it's own timer so you can try to beat your best time at each level. - The game auto-saves so you can return to it at any time. - Games are generated randomly so you will never play the same game twice. NOTE: This game is also included in our "Game Pack Vol 1". If you like Sudoku and PictureFlip, you may want to purchase our Game Pack so all three games are in one program.
Archived Reviews
Whenever I try to use a photo from my albums. I reinstalled it and reset the iPad / iPod touch Toni avail. Love the idea of the game but that cute white puppy gets boring fast. Please fix thank you
The game is fine but nothing special. It gets boring quickly. I find the biggest challenge is touching the right square to spin. The harder levels have smaller squares so inevitably, you end up spinning the wrong squares which of course throws off your time. None of the levels are particularly challenging, but I guess it would depend on the photo itself. Maybe if you had a picture of nothing but blue sky. It would be more fun if the squares were moved to the wrong place as well as needing to be spun around.
Loved this game until I updated the app. Now after I change the image and start the game it immediately disappears.
pretty good game kills some time and if u dont like it u will make my roflcoppter go SOI SOI SOI
It's my fault- I read the (few) reviews but decided to buy this app anyway, thinking it might be a good puzzle for my four year old, who already plays with a few of iTouch apps and loves 'em. Was disappointed to see that even the "easy" level has way to many tiny pieces, which are hard to move or see whether they've moved at all, adult or toddler alike. The idea behind this app is actually good, but On-Core folks, I suggest trying another version.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.