Twenty

Name: Twenty
Rating: 4.7 (496 reviews)
Author: Stephen French

By: Stephen French

Casual

Features & Capabilities

Twenty is a colorful arcade/puzzle game that starts at 5 and challenges you to reach 20. It's easy to learn but demands focus to go all the way. Try variations like Bubbles, Drop, and Flip-Flop to keep things fresh.

Zen mode relaxes, Panic mode tests your nerves, and TwentyTwo lets you race a friend in a two-player showdown to Twenty, stealing tiles and guarding your own.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games

By:

Stephen French

Rating:

4.70

(496) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.5.1 Last updated: 2022-04-05

Version code:

848126031

Creation date:

2015-03-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

91.79MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 78,313 ▲ 46

Other platforms

Twenty (v1.5)

3,274,952 4.20

(26,724)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Stephen French

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/twenty/id882301625

Website:

http://twenty.frenchguys.net/press.html

User Reviews

Twenty is highly addictive and well-liked for its puzzle depth, ad-free monetization, and varied modes like Zen. It remains accessible and focused, but players note a grind to late-game scores, a wish for Zen options across all modes, and occasional bugs. The main tension is between its compelling, measured challenge and the friction of progression and monetization.

Pros

Addictive and engaging puzzle gameplay that keeps players coming back for long sessions
Ad-free experience with a one-time purchase to unlock all modes
Variety of modes including Zen and other variations, adding replayability
Easy to pick up and play and suitable for both quick sessions and longer play
Calm, focus-friendly vibe with optional dark mode

Cons

Long grind to reach late-game numbers, which can be discouraging
Desire for a universal Zen toggle across all modes and some flexibility missing
Some players dislike paying for additional modes or feel pricing could be clearer
Occasional bugs/crashes and UI glitches reported by users

Recent reviews

very nice

by K_*****, 2024-12-28

So I’ve had this game for a while now, and I love it. My only hangup is that when you are in late-game numbers, every loss forces you to trudge through all the easy stuff again. The menu does give you starting options once you’ve cleared them, but those options are all under 1x 20. The funnest part for me is when the board is stacked and it’s a genuine logical puzzle, every move must be calculated for time and the shape of your board. But getting to that point often means spending half an hour(sometimes 45 minutes, depending on my score) just to get to that point. Beating a high score is gratifying, but putting an hour into this game just to lose one 20 before my high score discourages me from wanting to chase that high score(we all have things to do, even moreso when your time-killer kills too much time). Even if it started you out at, say, 5 or 10 twenties once you hit those scores, it would improve the game experience significantly for me. Maybe that’s just me though, I’m sure for others the sheer time required to get to that point makes winning more gratifying.