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Perfect Paths

iOS 3 can’t install from Safari. You can still download the IPA file, but you’re on your own after that.
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • Price
    $1.99
  • CategoryGames
  • SubgenrePuzzle
  • Versions2 archived
  • Installable2 of 2
  • AvailabilityStill on the App Store

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

Customer Ratings

As of December 3, 2024
     
49 Ratings

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Perfect Paths is a captivating puzzle game where your goal is to create paths and use various commands to guide blocks to their designated positions. You can combine or separate blocks, allowing for creative and strategic solutions. With simple rules that lead to complex challenges, every puzzle offers multiple ways to achieve success, making each experience unique and engaging.

Features: • Simple and original gameplay mechanics which allow any player to find his own solution. • Handcrafted levels with optimal difficulty curve. First levels were tested by 3 years old ;) • Stylish, beautiful minimalistic presentation. • Low battery usage. • High re-playability.

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.17
Requires iOS 7.0+
November 27, 2014
3.5 MB Install Download
1.19 (1)
Requires iOS 7.0+
March 12, 2016
3.0 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

sampled from 4 archived captures
DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
November 27, 2015 1.17 ★ 4.5 125 $2.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Just plain fun!
     
by CB821 · July 31, 2017

It took me a few puzzles to get into it, but it quickly became one of my very favorite puzzle games. Dynamic! Original! Nice to be able to create other solutions to levels already solved one way.

Great puzzle game
     
by SeanMcN · December 6, 2015

It takes a lot for a game to hold my attention beyond playing a half-dozen times or so, and many puzzle games fizzle out or just don't have a lot of imagination. Perfect paths is simple at its core, but the pieces can be arranged in a huge array of possibilities, creating a fun & engaging challenge that gets progressively harder as you get better. Try it! You'll love it.

Superb game. Great for mental gymnastics. Problem solving excellence.
     
by Spend money on this. · August 22, 2016

This game forces you to break down the problem into small solvable pieces. Excellent educational benefits and lots of fun.

One of my favorite games, ever.
     
by Tinkhanson · January 21, 2019

Recently reinstalled it, and it’s as good as I remember. Thanks for such a great game.

Best game of 2015
     
by BennyCaleb · February 16, 2015

My favorite since Monument Valley and much longer. That's a big bonus.

Awesome
     
by Steve123467 · March 16, 2015

Love this game

Excellent, original, and very challenging puzzle game
     
by chessgodzilla · April 3, 2015

I consider myself a connoisseur of iPhone puzzle games; specifically, the kind of puzzles that don't require speedy reflexes but instead demand deep thought. Perfect Paths is an excellent example of this genre. At first glance, it seems trivial; puzzles consist of finding paths which will lead colored pieces to their destinations on a grid. However, you have to be able to visualize how multiple pieces will move in the future so the pieces don't collide with each other (unless you want them to!). Solving a puzzle actually feels more like writing a computer program than just playing a game, so programmers will probably enjoy this game. The graphics etc. are simple but first-rate, and overall the game is a treat for serious puzzle enthusiasts. Just be warned: some of the puzzles are really challenging!

Days worth of frustrating, almost there, fun
     
by mariomundo · August 30, 2019

This is one of my favorite games after Cosmic Express and The Sequence].

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