Quick Route — A Puzzle That Requires Thought To Solve

Name: Quick Route — A Puzzle That Requires Thought To Solve
Rating: 4.3 (12 reviews)
Author: HORIS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

By: HORIS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED App

Puzzle

Overview

Version:

1.1

Last updated: 2014-08-19

Ranking

#313,533 ▲ 24

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Connect the bubbles using the shortest possible line.

"Graphics are simplistic and outstanding; we don't need anything else." (8.5 / 10)

Anna Grace, Appszoom

"...unlike many in this category actually requires thought and strategizing."

AppPicker

Have you ever thought about one of the world’s hardest computational problems? Here it is: take your time and savor it. The computer has to try billions of alternatives before it’s able to find the shortest path. But you can do it better: the human brain is much more sophisticated. Have fun!

Features:

• Based on one of the world's hardest computational problems. • Over 100 challenging levels. • A gorgeous underwater world. • A pleasure, but not a cinch. • A completely calm, relaxed atmosphere.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

HORIS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

Rating:

4.30

(12)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2014-08-19

Version code:

667122887

Creation date:

2014-07-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

22.70MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-16

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Ranking

# 313,533 ▲ 24

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Developed by:

HORIS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quick-route-a-puzzle-that-requires-thought-to-solve/id882744410

Website:

http://www.hil-hk.com/quickroute

User Reviews

I want to play it so bad! I’d even pay for it. I’ve loved all your other releases!

by Tv*****, 2022-09-02

I'm a big fan of this developer's other educational apps, Pythagorean, Euclidia, et al. But this one seems like an early effort they abandoned too soon. It claims to be based on computational problems, but those concepts are absent from the game itself in that you don't really know what you're supposed to be learning or what skills you're using. The try, fail, succeed mechanics of the game aren't much different than any other puzzle game one wastes time on. In other words, yes, you have to think, but don't expect to learn anything worthwhile.