Mathemechanic

First off, let me start off by saying that this game was extremely fun and entertaining. I really enjoyed the puzzles, and being able to control the difficulty of the game board so closely was really a plus: it can appeal to players with many different skill levels! However, there are two major problems with this game's design. First, the buttons and the text in the menus are WAY too small. I, an able-bodied person with decent eyes, had to quint in order to see the game instructions, and the UI just feels haphazardly thrown together. My suggestion would be to learn to use space more effectively. Decide what is important to look at, and then give it more space on the screen; there is so much empty space in the menus. Second, the graphics are really bright. I don't know if this is just me, so take this comment with a grain of salt, but although the game was entertaining, my eyes grew exceedingly tired while playing. The bright whites and blues clashing together made the game painful to look at sometimes. Overall, however, I really like the concept for this game. Fix a few of the UI issues, and I would definitely play it again and recommend it to friends. Also, get that scoreboard implemented: no one likes a game that is halfway done.

Very good concept, but completely not my type of game :D
The UI needs some scaling up, on my 3.5" display it's unreadable.

Thanks and indeed it's something for puzzle people, I think Sudoku players really like it.

Anyway, your not the first saying the UI is too small and I will be redesigning the UI. The thing is, with the 9x9 and 10x10 I cannor really go bigger or make the camera pan, but that would really break gameplay imho. So for my future UI I will make everything bigger but the 9x9 will only be slightly smaller in size and the 10x10 remain the same. I actually based everything on the 10x10 and have just one bigger font for titles.

Hi,

I quite agree with above comments.
- First of all, is to make the button and text bigger. But, you need to think on how to implements the 10x10.
- Color palette need to be more appealing, for example you can google 'summer color'. An try to put it on your game
- later down the track - Tutorial, I know, every dev hate it - but, it's important to guide your prospective user to make the learning curve easier. (e.g. you can start with 2x2 or 3x3 grid)

The essence game itself is quite good for those who interested with math problem solving, or sudoku. I'm sure there is going to be people who enjoy it. Plus it has 'something different' to offer as well.

So, keep going! and best of luck

While it's a creative idea, I don't think many people would like to play it because it might get repetitive, and it doesn't suck you in enough. Maybe this kind of game would succeed on a mobile platform. It would certainly do better there than on PC. The main problem I see with it is that a new idea doesn't necessarily make it a good one. But, I would argue that a new idea is still better than an overused and oversaturated one.