TENS!

Name: TENS!
Rating: 4.5 (20153 reviews)
Author: Kwalee Ltd

By: Kwalee Ltd

Easy to learn, fun to master

Features & Capabilities

TENS! challenges you to strategically place dice so each move adds up to ten. Each level brings a new objective and obstacle, keeping the puzzle fresh and demanding thoughtful planning. As you progress, unlock powerful boosters and discover clever ways to chain combos for bigger clears.

Face blockers, bombs, and other special tiles that test timing and precision. Use boosters to accelerate combos, bombs to break tough blocks, and smart placement to beat high scores. This brain-boosting adventure rewards smarter play and delivers a satisfying board-clearing thrill.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Education

By:

Kwalee Ltd

Rating:

4.50

(20,153) 5 ratings

Version:

2.1.5 Last updated: 2026-05-04

Version code:

885009761

Creation date:

2017-08-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

257.48MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 11,772 ▲ 16

Other platforms

TENS! (v2.1.5)

1,632,567 4.31

(19,595)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Kwalee Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tens/id1248859635

Website:

http://www.kwalee.com/

User Reviews

Reviewers consistently criticize the shift from an endless, relaxing game to a level-based, monetized experience. Top complaints include removal of endless mode, intrusive ads with broken or non-working ad-removal, loss of progress and locked content after updates, and a cartoonish new look. While nostalgia for the old version and its simple, stress-relieving gameplay remains, the consensus is that the overhaul undermines the game’s charm and playability. Many call for returning to the original endless mode and a less aggressive monetization approach.

Pros

Endless mode was a core, relaxing, time-killer mechanic that many players miss.
Many reviewers described the game as relaxing, simple, and good for background play.
Nostalgia for the older version and its simpler design is a common sentiment.
Some players appreciated the dice-rotation feature that added a small skill element.

Cons

Major overhaul replaced the endless mode with level-based progression, changing core gameplay.
Ads are overly intrusive, and the 'restore purchases' option often fails to remove them as promised.
Progress from prior versions is lost or locked behind new levels, frustrating longtime players.
Graphics and overall look were criticized as cartoonish and less appealing.
Performance issues (e.g., freezing) and content unlock problems reduce playability.

Recent reviews

Now it's a cash grab like the others. I loved everything about the previous version with the exception of the limited levels. I topped out really quickly but I was confident that they would come back with more. I even paid to remove ads. They won't even restore restore that. If you think the game has changed and isn't as fun - it's bc you're right.

by Qw*****, 2026-04-27

I avoid updating apps because I can’t stand it when there’s a major overhaul and I end up hating the update. I play TENS regularly and by the looks of other reviews it got overhauled a year ago and I didn’t even know it. So having not updated TENS and the game icon is still the old dice design, I just went to play it and I had to agree to their terms and conditions and it’s the level mode instead of infinite play. The old gameplay and design were much better than this generic candy crush look alike. I didn’t need hammers or things to change up gameplay. I just enjoyed a simple game that was relaxing and different from everything else that’s out there. It used to be a good way to kill time. I’ll miss it.

by Th*****, 2026-03-26

This used to be my favorite waiting room and airport game until they scrapped it for the cheap, overused mobile game mechanics. Everything is level based and you use puzzle pieces to build a “world,” which has nothing to do with the game and adds nothing. This game was good when it had infinite mode but now you have to operate on their lives system so that they can squeeze more money out of you. Goodbye, old buddy