Mindset GO!

Name: Mindset GO!
Rating: 3.9 (40 reviews)
Author: Magicave Holdings Limited

By: Magicave Holdings Limited App

Sort. Slide. Solve!

Overview

Version:

0.11.47

Last updated: 2026-07-29

Ranking

#201,692 ▼ 118

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Sort. Slide. Solve.

An ingenious puzzle game - sharpen your mind using observation and logic!

Mindset is an all-new puzzle game using observation and logic to sort shapes into sets. By solving daily challenges, unlocking rules and completing weekly themes, you’ll embark on a journey of discovery, earning badges, sharpening your mind and growing your unique mindset along the way.

From developers who’ve worked on hits including Pixelgrams, Chime and Stardew Valley, Mindset introduces a completely new puzzle mechanic to challenge both seasoned puzzlers and newcomers.

Mindset is a true masterclass in puzzle design, offering unique and captivating new puzzles every day
Share today’s challenges with friends and compete for the longest Streak or fastest time
Complete the themed weekly puzzles to unlock bonus Shape Sets with wildly different styles
Showcase your progress and achievements by earning badges for perfecting sets and discovering all the rules
With a vast collection of exquisitely designed Shape Sets and a new challenge every day, Mindset will keep you engaged for hours on end

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Magicave Holdings Limited

Rating:

3.90

(40)

Version:

0.11.47 Last updated: 2026-07-29

Version code:

888733864

Creation date:

2025-08-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

127.68MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 201,692 ▼ 118

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Developed by:

Magicave Holdings Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mindset-go/id6478108983

Website:

https://magicave.io/

User Reviews

Mindset GO! offers a unique, brain-teasing puzzle experience with appealing visuals, but reviewers frequently flag monetization and gameplay design issues. The core concept shines, yet token-based gating, slow daily rewards, and occasional validation/feedback problems hinder progression. Ads and calls for a premium option are common. Overall, strong puzzle design and aesthetics are overshadowed by free-to-play mechanics that limit play.

Pros

Innovative, brain-teasing puzzle concept with strong, logic-based design.
Engaging gameplay that remains accessible to puzzle lovers, especially those into set theory.
Polished visuals and presentation that enhance the puzzle experience.
Addictive and replayable for fans of logic puzzles (e.g., Wordle, Picross, Sudoku).

Cons

Token economy gates most play: each puzzle costs tokens, with limited daily tokens and sets unlocking behind tokens.
Ad-supported model gating progression and a strong desire for a premium/no-ads option.
Puzzle validation can be inconsistent: valid solutions sometimes aren’t accepted, including inverses or multiple solutions.
Feedback during errors is unclear or confusing, with signals that aren’t always evident.
Slow token accrual and daily rewards make progress difficult without paying.

Recent reviews

It’s annoying that now I HAVE to watch ads to get my daily tokens. I understand watching ads for extra hints or extra tokens, but not for the daily tokens. If part of the game is to do the daily puzzle to get tokens, there shouldn’t be an extra hoop to jump through afterwards. I might be ok with it if ads are removed elsewhere, like between puzzles.

by Ga*****, 2025-11-14

This game is pretty solid. The only aspect that is frustrating is how feedback is given when a completed board is not the solution. If any piece that can be included in a sector of the board and is not included then aspects of the playing space flash at you. It is not always evident what these signals are telling you. This is confusing because at one point we are told there is only a single solution that will be accepted even if there are multiple solutions possible. The combination of how we are told there is an error and not knowing if the solution I am working toward is the single acceptable one leads to occasional frustration.