twofold inc.
Step into the gaming world with twofold inc., one of the top $3.99 games in the App Store! Crafted with creativity and innovation by webbfarbror AB, this captivating Puzzle game is bound to grab your attention. With its content rating of 4+, it caters to a wide audience. Ever since its release on 28th January 2016, it has been constantly updated, with the latest version rolled out on 22nd March 2023.
Whether you have a liking for Puzzle, Strategy, games, twofold inc. is sure to keep you hooked!
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From the creator of rymdkapsel comes a puzzler you’ve never seen before.
twofold inc. is a humble puzzle game with stunning looks and mesmerizing mechanics.
Scroll the playfield to unravel the tiles, then make a path to clear them away.
The minimalist visuals hide a depth that will keep challenging and surprising as you master it.
- Endless challenges
- Two game modes, Standard and Master
- A wonderful acoustic soundtrack
What’s Fresh in the Latest Update?
Discover what’s new in the recent update of twofold inc. on 22nd March 2023:
This update includes minor improvements.
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Other games come and go but this one is always fresh to us. Plus the music is so freaking relaxing.
We’ve played for years. We play often, daily. We can never win because theres always a new layer. We complete 51 requests (tasks) but when do we get to a plateau? We’ve learned much about strategies to use, like building long strings as much as possible, like blowing up the unwanted colors in order to potentially refill tiles with desired colors, like blasting the requests down when there arent enough tiles to complete a request. But when do we reach a new level? Is it only when we pass our personal high score? Its like playing Solitaire but you can never win no matter how good you lay those cards.
10/10 pick up and play on the toilet seat – medical note: beware of fissures from prolonged gaming on the toilet seat.
We were kind of hesitant on purchasing because we wasnt sure if we were going to like it but we finally decided to buy it and we like it we dont regret our purchase But on our iPhone we feel that the numbers to the recipe are WAY too Small we can barely see them unless we get really close to the screen Please Please consider increasing the font size on the recipe numbers at least on iPhones because on our ipad it looks great.
This is an amazing game! You know how you’ll right a review for points or FREE coins?! Well we’re writing this review not because of any of those things. This game is truly addictive and you want to play it on your off time or even between time. Great job on capturing attention with it’s thought provoking and logical thinking skills to keep on wanting to break your high score!!
We like this game a lot. It looks simple and maybe even boring in the screenshots and video, but it’s not. There’s no time limit so you have plenty of time to think, but the turn limits keep the stakes high. The only thing that bugs us is that you have to drag a path through the blocks to clear them. It’s pointless given the way the game works. It’s a bit satisfying to draw the path, but once we get going, I’d rather just tap the clearable blocks. That’s an extremely minor complaint though. The game is well worth the price.
Love this game, even the sound effects. Worth every penny. We wrote the developer to ask a question and the response was amiable and clear.
This is a fun game. However, it would be nice if there was an option to slow it down a bit so mere mortals would have a fighting chance of playing it.
This is an amazing game! Good job. It would be great if game center was working too.
Maddeningly inconsistent, impossible to win or go far. Just plain fun.
Gameplay is interesting, though the first puzzle is figuring out the rules (and we still have no idea how the scoring worksor even how to track the scores we’ve achieved). But it is designed to force you to play in vertical orientation despite a horizontal layoutwith huge expanses of wasted space top and bottom, while the textincluding the target numbersis compressed too small to read. Other design details show subtle attention to detail (except the bg color appears to have been chosen to replicate a leaky dark lcd screen, which is actually a bit disorienting on a non-lcd device) but the layout is a stubborn hot mess. In addition, the slider buttons are quite sensitive and so far we’ve ruined at least three games when a button registered two clicks instead of onea brief lockout of a second or so after one press would prevent these errors.
We loved this game- it’s addictive, clever, not too tough to learn but tricky to get good at. It’s the perfect thing to play in all the moments we want a fun distraction that’s not all-consuming. Unfortunately, when it comes to our phone’s battery life, this game was indeed all-consuming! It ate up battery faster than anything else we’ve downloaded, but was so addictive we kept playing anyway. We finally removed it to avoid temptation. Maybe we’ll try again whenever we replace this iPhone 6 with something newer.
… To score high in. We have 34800 scored in Master but only 19800 in Standard. Also, we don’t think the intro tutorial explains that the bottom squares are used to bail you out in case you need them, which is often needed to survive. Pretty fun game otherwise. We play it while listening to podcasts sometimes.
We love the soundtrack and the challenge. This game needs some clarity. We do think that the tutorial was clear, but unfortunately it is incomplete. 1. What do the boxes on the bottom signify? Why do they sometimes fill and not other times? 2. Why do we only sometimes lose lives when we shift columns? 3. What is the overall point of the game? To gain levels? To unlock specific challenges? 4. On the requests: sometimes when we clear the number of yellow, the red number will also change (other colors too). Why? The operant word here is "sometimes." It’s quite frustrating when even after a few weeks of playing we can’t decipher what’s going on or why. We hope updates address all this and we will keep playing with anticipation.
Great game. Makes you think. But… Once you get the hang of the game it keeps stopping you when you do stuff and gives you hints. This gets annoying. We know Ido t have to clear the whole thing in a sequence. We like to challenge myself. Please update this and give us the ability to turn off hints.
We really love this game for its design, sound and play style. It has combines two very unique styles with sliding blocks and combining same colored blocks in order to complete tasks. Overall Im very impressed, we dont regret buying this its a game that we can pickup for hours and still enjoy playing. Theres only one downside we’ve seen so far. As myself we cannot see as well and find it had on the iPhone 7+ to read how many Im blocks im suppose to combine in order to complete a task. We wish in the future you could add an adjustment to the display size to increase the text size. (This was a struggle when playing through the instructions as well).
This is a great time killer game with some nice graphics and a friendly user interface.
The game is addicting enough once you get the hang of it, but there are some things left unexplained. Sometimes you move a row and a request is automatically cleared. Or, what’s with the blocks on the bottom? You can store extras to bail you out later? How many extras do you have to clear to get the extra block? It’s fun, though! There are still just things that happen in the game and we don’t know why or where they came from.
This games needs a point of success where you actually win each level. Where it says great!, and then starts the next board. It needs thousands of boards and a path to follow each time you finish the board. So toy can feel like you are winning something. The way it is set up now you never actually win. That said, you have the bleeps and blurps and it gas the potential to be very addictive, but you need a way to feel like you are constantly winning as often as possible Good luck to the creators of this game! You are so close!
The game hasnt been updated in a long time, so it doesnt support The X or newer screens.
We think this game is a great concept. It’s beautifully made with great visuals and fun sounds. We love puzzle games like this that make you think. But as others have pointed out, you always reach a point where the puzzle is unsolvable. They need to make it so that the request orders are always possible as long as you fill the orders and make moves in the right order. It’s frustrating for the game to end with an impossible puzzle.
Love the game, and big props for getting the app size so low. The UI elements and text should really be increased in size though. Its difficult to read and see without squinting.
It’s difficult to get the hang of this game, considering the beginning tutorial is super long and almost makes you more confused, but rest assured with enough patience you’ll catch on after a while. It’s a fun, challenging puzzle game that really requires you to actually gasp use your brain. There’s definitely room for growth and improvement-but we’re sure that will come with time. Our top request is to have something that recognizes when there are no moves possible. This doesn’t happen very often but it drives us crazy when it does! But, overall, really great puzzle game.
We feel like every time we play we realize something…. The instructions aren’t great- they don’t explain the color bars at the bottom. We would like to read instructions vs just playing the into. We really enjoy it now that we kinda get the game. The music is really chill too.
Although we found the gameplay interesting, with a tutorial that quits halfway through explaining the gameplay mechanics and gameplay mechanics that seem to encourage getting stuck by turning the board mostly one color with no real way out, Ill give it a half recommendation. But relying on RNG for this much of a game always leaves us with the impression that the developer cant be bothered to think past the halfway point of their game before they start coding.
Please allow full screen support for iPhone X How can this be an Editors choice! Its not even supporting a year old iPhone X screen!
Great start!! Lots of potential. Game should be taken off the shelf for now so developers can finish it. We recommend waiting to download.
Very disappointed that Apple features this game on the app store and we only discovered after paying $3 that its not optimized for the iPhone XS Max.
Fun once you figure it out (assuming you can) but the board becomes un-winnable when the game requests recipes that cannot be completed based on colors on the board.
Great game, super original, but lacks some gameplay logic. There are occasions where it is literally impossible to beat a level, I.e. Not enough pieces/spaces to meet the requirement. Nonetheless really fun.
We got this free from the starbucks app. The first few times, we gave up playing because the tutorial is horrible! We had to figure the game out on our own-its a fun addicting game, but it would be better if they made tons of improvements. We honestly do not know how this game has no instructions or rules for players to read. We shouldn’t have to figure out the scoring process etc. This is laziness on the developers end-if you create a great game, take the time to properly lay the instructions out to people. Overall, if you have the time to learn the game on your own-its actually fun. There are alot of things that need to be improved -Ill give them one update and if nothing changes, we will be uninstalling the game! 1. Fix this so it does not kill the iphone battery 2. Create some instructions in the app; also give rules on how points are given 3. There needs to be some kind of reshuffle option because it is impossible to get 64 or so of a color when only 2 are on the board. Its a waste and we close the game at times because its frustrating. 4. There should be an option of how many of the boxes at the bottom we would like to use at a time. It shouldn’t force us to use all the blocks, if we want just one or 2 to get us out of a sticky situation. 5. Different colors would be nice lol the color scheme is so boring imo 6. The app crashes upon opening all the time. This needs to be addressed Thats a start! They need some serious work on this app and it has potential, but seems they are being lazy.
Would give 5 stars if layout was updated for iPhone X. Love the game and that you dont need service to play it.
The game is fun, but there is no direction for the bottom, stored colors. How do we choose only one box when we have more than one box filled? How do we rotate the multiple stored boxes we want to use. Also, half of the game is simply luck as you will get a request for a bunch of one color and only have a few, spreadout blocks of that color to use.
Good game, still waiting for the iPhone x update, excellent audio engineering.
This app seriously drains your battery. If you have it installed, take a look at the battery usage indicator in the settings menu. We had to delete it and our phone is charging properly now.
Charming design and sounds, fun, but short-livedas others have said the requests you must solve arent always solve-able due to a lack of tiles, or how the tiles are arranged. Im not sure if this was an intended mechanic, but you feel punished for clearing requests faster than the allotted turns. Eventually, incoming requests are game-ending without sufficient anticipation or setup of the board by using all turns given.
We enjoy playing this game because it’s pretty, but we have absolutely no idea what we are doing and what is happening. We went through the instructions mode twice and we still dont get it. We think we’re clearing 16, but more gets cleared up top and then something gets added or subtracted and we don’t know why and it’s not always consistent. We understand the mechanics, but the instructions are not clear. Is there a priority order to the requests up top? Maybe a native English speaker would re-write better instructions.
… It takes a while to try to figure the game out because the instructions are cryptic. The way scoring works as a mystery even after playing many times. The way the scoring works in reality does not match what the instructions indicate. … The algorithm which determines what colors new tiles will be is the major flaw. It allows the board to be almost completely filled with the same color of tiles, at which point you can made any progress so die soon. … So at first the game is addicting and quite interesting to figure out, but it soon becomes very frustrating since it has such major flaws.
Reinstalled this after forgetting about a while ago. Hasnt been updated in two years though. Clearly has some bugs. No matter how we played, within minutes of each game, had no moves available and had to restart each time. Not worth it when there are so many other similar apps out there. Save your time and money.
Ok game. Display is whack. Deleting.
Explanation of how to play not very clear and extremely frustrating trying to play this app.
Nice game, inscrutable scoring, crashes almost every time we start it up. Then works.
What kind of a puzzle game gives you impossible puzzles. It will do something like throw a 32 yellow point request when you have 4 yellow blocks total on the screen. We really liked rymdkapsel (tho the AI could use some work) but this game is definitely not worth it.
Twofold is terrible. Just plain terrible. It feels like the developers were simply determined to come up with a new take on the match three genre, without much consideration for what the end product was. Match three games should possess a sort of meditative quality. The visuals and audio are fantastic, exactly what you would expect from the studio. The controls are extremely slow and clunky, which combined with the fact that the game is timed, makes for a very frustrating experience. The game utilizes a point system, where each additional tile doubles the points earned. 1 tile cleared is worth 2 points, 2 tiles are worth 4 points, 3 tiles earns you 8 points- and so on. Tiles must be cleared in a line. Look, we could get into this, but all that you really needs to know is that the point system ends up feeling pointlessly convoluted. In the end you have a weird and rather disappointing sophomore effort from the developers of rymdkapsel.
We got this app free thanks to Starbucks. It’s a good game, but it has a lot of shortcomings. The tutorial does a very poor job of explaining scoring. When you can make a really big play it doesn’t seem to reward you in any noticeable way. And there is no explanation of how those extra pieces at the bottom of the play field work. The other big complaint is the game always ends because you are set up to fail in that you are eventually given requests that are impossible to complete.
This game is beautifully designed but rapidly scales from challenging to play to almost impossible. Almost invariably by the time we hit the fifth wave (requests 13 & up) we’ve run out of one of colors that we need to satisfy the requests. The tutorial does a terrible job of letting you know that you can utilize extra color bars you accumulate to shape the board. The concept is a little too convoluted, and the developers need to either flush this concept or reboot it dramatically. Visuals aside, the music sounds recycled from the game "Tiny Wings". The sound effects are similarly irritating. We got this for free through the Starbucks app, & we’re glad we didn’t pay for it.
There aren’t any instructions on how to play. Why?