Strata

Strata is an elegant, easy-to-understand, but difficult-to-pass puzzle game, which is a jet of “fresh air” among similar and carbon-copied projects. The gameplay is a mix of sound and color that will challenge any outside-the-box user. Here is a trial version of the product with a limited number of puzzles, for the full version of the game you will have to pay about one and a half dollars, which is a “drop in the ocean” in comparison with the pleasure of passing it.

So, after launching Strata and a cursory acquaintance with the main menu, the user will see an active field consisting of a divided into sectors (sometimes they are colored, sometimes they are not) square. The main goal of the player is to interlace the existing ribbons in such a way that the strip located at the top is the same color as the cell below it. Naturally, the difficulty of passing a particular puzzle depends on the scale of the original square and the number of ribbons on it, which often becomes an insurmountable obstacle even for a gamer with “seven spans in the forehead.”

Mistakes and wrong moves will literally follow the intellectual, which is why the extremely important function of the Strata puzzle is the ability to undo any step that, according to the user, led to a dead end. A huge plus of the product is also the complete absence of advertising, however, the free version will persistently offer to purchase a paid option, which we strongly recommend that you do, since after that you will have hundreds of exclusive tasks at your service, each of which is desirable to pass “excellently”.