Oxytone

Name: Oxytone
Rating: 4.5 (95 reviews)
Author: OxGames Kamil Wdowczyk

By: OxGames Kamil Wdowczyk App

Relaxing puzzle game

Overview

Version:

1.1.3

Last updated: 2025-01-04

Ranking

#156,082 ▼ 4,790

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Oxytone is a relaxing puzzle game that’s been expanded by 33% with 4 new maps, more customization options, and exciting new achievements. Hundreds of improvements deliver a better UX and richer quality-of-life changes for a calmer, more polished adventure.

Delve into 99 challenges across 12 meticulously designed maps, with colorful themes to unlock and a clear path to mastering the game. Create long paths, execute strategic moves, and refresh your options as you guide tiles through six cycles. The sound design, best enjoyed with headphones, contributes to a tranquil atmosphere that makes every session a soothing escape.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

OxGames Kamil Wdowczyk

Rating:

4.50

(95)

Version:

1.1.3 Last updated: 2025-01-04

Version code:

871521972

Creation date:

2024-05-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

156.98MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 156,082 ▼ 4,790

Other rankings

#19 in Our Favorite Hidden Gems

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Developed by:

OxGames Kamil Wdowczyk

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oxytone/id1673677183

User Reviews

Reviews consistently praise Oxytone for its relaxing, meditative feel, beautiful visuals and sound, an ad-free experience, and a challenging yet unhurried puzzle that improves spatial thinking. However, users repeatedly report onboarding gaps (no clear goals or tutorial), save/resume problems, stability crashes, and issues with unlocking modes or trophies. Other notes include bugs, limited content, and unclear free-vs-paid differences. Overall, strong positives tempered by quality-of-life and reliability concerns.

Pros

Relaxing, meditative gameplay that clears the mind.
Ad-free experience and good value when buying the full version.
Beautiful visuals and soothing sound design.
Engaging, challenging puzzle with satisfying tile-line mechanics.
Unhurried pacing/no timers makes it a calming experience.

Cons

Lack of onboarding: no clear instructions or goals; needs tutorial.
Progress not saved when leaving the app; often returns to start or main menu.
Stability issues: app crashes or won’t reopen after closing.
Unlockables and modes are unclear or not functioning (quick mode, trophies, etc.).
Bugs/limitations with content and support: broken links, limited levels, and confusing help resources.

Recent reviews

Very annoying that it loses your progress if you leave the app for too long, especially because the games are pretty long. Also feels like they haven’t ironed out the experience of unlocking levels and moving between them. I see like another reviewer complaining about the same issues a year ago, so I’m not optimistic they’ll be fixed. But the gameplay is satisfying and addictive, for better or for worse. Much more of a strategy game than a puzzle game. Also, beware: it doesn’t respect the mute switch on your phone.