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July 22, 2017

yankai's triangle [mobile]

Do you own an iPhone or iPad but don't yet own the chill puzzle game Yankai's triangle by Kenny Sun? Then I suggest you go and download it right now because it is Apple's free app of the week. The game is a love letter to triangles, a puzzle game about the beauty and joy of infinitely tapping on triangles.
Get this free mobile game from the Apple app store.


7 comments:

  1. wyatt (leslie on FB)22 July 2017 at 12:37

    also available on android and steam :)
    http://yankaistriangle.com/

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  2. wyatt (leslie on FB)22 July 2017 at 12:45

    ...but not for free ;)

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  3. wyatt (leslie on FB)22 July 2017 at 21:33

    yay! love it... and thanks, bart for pointing this out because i had not heard of it...
    after figuring out how to get google play on my kindle fire (amazon thinks it's so smart, heh heh) i got the game loaded and can't wait to curl up in bed with it later tonight :)
    oh... and it only cost me 99 cents :)

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  4. Devini1525 July 2017 at 18:56

    Can't figure out level 121

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  5. colinbashbash26 July 2017 at 02:25

    Yea, it gets hard after a bit. I wish the display interface was a bit more polished, but the game play and the controls are good.

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  6. Anonymous27 July 2017 at 22:21

    If the developer is listening:
    I would love to see an option to "lock" or "mark" a triangle as "placed by me correctly". I hate when I'm zooming in and out and a piece falls into place but I'm not sure if I placed it or if it was a random match (and could be placed differently) or when I accidentally rotate a piece not realizing I had already deduced its position (when it's not immediately obvious).

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