Shape Shift
Backflip Studios

January 13th, 2012

Price: Free

Category: Games

Updated: Jan 13, 2012

Version: 1.1.3

Size: 18.4 MB

Language: English

Seller: Backflip Studios

Rated 4+

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 3.0 or later

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(865 Ratings)

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Shape Shift by Backflip Studios

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Description

Get ready for Shape Shift, a colorful new puzzle game from the makers of PAPER TOSS and NINJUMP! In this gorgeous twist on the classic genre, players swap tiles of the same shape to match colors and clear the board. The mechanic is simple, but the strategy can take a lifetime to master! Try to eliminate all of the bombs in the action packed Classic Mode, or simply chill out and play endlessly in the peaceful Zen mode. Create mega-chains and unique combinations to gain tons of bonus points. Try to collect all the achievements or just relax and enjoy the beautiful effects. Shape Shift is addicting casual fun for gamers of any kind!

Features include:
Simple puzzle matching gameplay
Swap tiles from anywhere on the screen
Two exciting modes of gameplay, Classic and Zen
Amazing visual effects
Original musical score
Endless gameplay that will appease casual and core gamers alike
Tons of achievements to collect

Making fun, high quality mobile games is what we strive for at Backflip Studios. We have seen over 100 million downloads across our suite of games and we greatly value your continued support and feedback.

Also try some of our other free games, including PAPER TOSS, NINJUMP, STRIKE KNIGHT and GRAFFITI BALL.

Check us out on Twitter: @backflipstudios

Thanks for playing!

What's New in Version 1.1.3

– Bug Fixes

Customer Reviews

Great game-hard to stop playing. (4 stars)
Great game- hard to stop playing.

Shapeshifter (4 stars)
It's ok

Neat-but not colorblind friendly (3 stars)
This is a really intriguing game and all, but the color shades of the tiles lend themselves to some level of confusion for those of us with mild color blindness. (Mine is red/green, which is the most common form of colorblindness, from what I understand.) I suggest looking to the iOS "Dubble" game for inspiration on how to resolve this, as they did a great job.