1st Impressions

MoShinRo is a logic game that reminds me of a hybrid between Picture Logic and Soduko. You start each game with a grid with numbers along the top as well as down the left side. Many of the squares also contain arrows pointing towards adjacent squares.

The object of the game is to utilize the numbers, in conjunction with the arrows, to fill the appropriate squares as fast as you can (each game is timed) with as few mistakes as possible.

With three different degrees of difficulty (the screen shot is of an easy game) there is sure to be a level challenging enough for every level player. Since they are randomly generated you will never run out of challenges.

When you purchase the game for $0.99 you have the option of choosing between one of two themes. Three other themes become unlocked as you become more successful in completing the games at the various difficulty settings.

I found MoShinRo to be a very relaxing game to play with the easier games being solved in 30 seconds and the more difficult ones taking a few minutes.

I would be less than honest if didn’t admit that I soon lost my interest in the game. I wish that success in the game would do more than simply unlock another theme. While I don’t have any ideas or suggestions as to what that might be, the game as a whole, while challenging enough, just seemed to be lacking something. For that reason I think I would give it 3 stars out of 5.