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Tangled 2: Doodle

iOS 3 can’t install from Safari. You can still download the IPA file, but you’re on your own after that.
Tangled 2: Doodle
  • CategoryGames
  • Versions2 archived
  • Installable2 of 2
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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1.0.1
Requires iOS 3.0+
11.6 MB Install Download
1.0.3
Requires iOS 3.0+
11.7 MB Install Download

Archived Reviews

Well done
     
by MrMitchelino · June 23, 2010

It's a very unique puzzle. You really have to put your mind into the harder levels. Regular mode is my favourite, as I'm not the best with puzzles. The action mode is a nice challenge. If you like challenging and unique puzzles, then this is an app for you!

What are you waiting for
     
by Platypusbear · June 19, 2010

Great game, get it already. If you don't like the doodle version get tangled 2. Same awesome gameplay, different graphics

Love all the Tangled apps.
     
by Gypsy Cruiser · June 19, 2010

Nice 'Doodle' game, good grahics. Fun and challenging. Great music too. Well worth low price.

Lots of fun
     
by Guy and Jackie · June 18, 2010

Fun puzzles, and good soundtrack. While I prefer Tangled 2 because I love the look of it, this is also lots of fun. Definitely worth the money!

Diddle-Doodle
     
by Kevin Agot · June 20, 2010

I’m not a fan of the doodle-themed apps, but as someone on the lookout for new puzzles, I was intrigued by the concept of untangling knotted lines. While the graphics are simpler than the more evocative graphics I’ve seen from screenshots from the “Tangled Series” of apps, it wasn’t as off-putting as I had anticipated. That being said, the rather broad lines, ironically, made it difficult for me to differentiate which lines were layered on top or caught underneath the other lines. Points are garnered by successfully unraveling the knotted interplay by dragging end-to-end points across the screen. Someday, I hope to test-drive the other games in this suite given the more sophisticated linework found there, but this app left me wanting for more.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.