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User Reviews for Super Sharp
Entering Zen
It took a blink longer than it usually does for me to catch on to these types of things for what ultimately is a simple puzzle game. Once I did, I mastered it in seconds. After six or seven consecutive challenges, solving each in one fell swoop and without any thought, I became thoroughly bored. If you're looking for something totally mindless during which you can devolve into a state of Zen, then this app is for you. As for me, I keep it when I've had a bad day and I want to hide my brain from the world. No challenge, no thought. Just helping to slow down the gerbil inside the brain from running in the wheel. Beam me up, Scotty!
Meh
I started out liking this pretty well but soon got annoyed. First off, there was nothing to let you know you had to complete the puzzles in such a way that you earned a star. I saw checks when I finished some puzzles and thought that was good, then saw a red star and thought I'd somehow done something wrong. It wasn't until I reached the end of the pack that I figured out I needed red stars on a certain number of puzzles to go further. This was also not the first puzzle pack so I'd gone quite a way without realizing. Then, with no instructions to clue me in, I realized/figured out that you needed to complete the puzzle within a certain number of "cuts" to get the red star. Okay, fine. If I'd known that from the start, I'd have been more careful. I appreciate the thought that went into these puzzles but, the further I go in the game, the more I find that I'm just playing around trying to make the cut just to the precise point where the right percentage of the object will fall/fly/whatever at just the right angle, etc. It is more nitpicking than puzzle solving. I'm at the point where I'm ready to delete because the fun-factor is gone (and I'm someone that usually can't put down a physics puzzler).
Not happy
I paid the $1.99 to get the game and it took me a few days to complete the first two sections of 15 levels each. Now they want me to pay another $.99 to open section three. Seriously! That's highway robbery. I play a lot of these games and this is the first one I thought had very unfair pricing. I'm done. Apparently I didn't fully understand the game process. And, it seems that you can progress without additional charges if you get enough stars, by solving the puzzle with fewer slices. I'm impressed that I was contacted by the developer after my poor review. I'm increasing my rating to three.
Sublimely elegant
A minimalist distraction. It's amazing how the other simplicity of this game is captivating. Sublimely elegant and extremely simple yet challenging as you ascend the levels.Update: after completely finishing the game collecting every star on every level, I can say I like it even more. It's a monumental effort of try and try again until you figure out the proper mechanics and where to make the cuts. Ultimately one of the best games I've ever played.I'm quite proud of this achievement as from what I read very few people have completed every store on every level.
An elegant obstacle game
I am by no means an aficionado of these kinds of game apps. But I can recognize elegant craftsmanship when I experience it. The various puzzles in this progressive game are intensely satisfying to solve. It's a safe, "multi lives" environment in which to play and explore. Objects in these spaces work with predictable physical attributes of weight, momentum, sliceability and mass. It is a field of pristine Archimedean abstractions yet with the real-world persnickety-ness of kitchen cabinets being explored by a scientifically absorbed toddler - that'd be us. I relax playing this game and feel better, not worse, when I'm done. Not true of many games that recruit our dopamine receptors with far more ruthlessness. A nice design.
Super Fun Strategy Game
I'm not one to sit and play games on my phone—I can procrastinate with the best of them without the help of an addictive mind-numbing app. However, there are times when my brain needs stimulation without the investment of heavy reading. I've grown fond of this game because it is fun and intriguing without the pressure or in-app purchases involved in most games. There are no time limits and you can try as often as you like to solve the "puzzle." There is an element of strategy involved, which makes me feel like I'm using my brain (not simply turning it off). I deleted the last five games that I downloaded to try–this app will be staying on my phone.
Simple concept, brilliant execution
A puzzle game where you cut blocks doesn't sound like an especially interesting premise. But the level design and game mechanics take this basic idea and make it phenomenal. Almost every level offers something new, another way of harnessing every ounce of physics at your disposal. Sometimes just one or two slices will turn an innocuous arrangement of blocks into an ingenious contraption. There's a bit of trial and error involved, but it's rarely frustrating and consistently satisfying. Highly recommended.
in life there is always room for a time killer
waiting at the DMV? waiting for your next class to start? waiting for your doctor to come into a creepy cold room to tell you your results are abnormal? then this is the game for you. a perfect time killer. This isn't your monotonous or brain draining game like candy crush. Nope, this isn't the type of game where there is constant need to purchase in app help; just your brain and some time to kill kind of game. If you get stuck skip it! no big deal, use as many cuts as you need and just come back to it when your brain is ready to solve it in the number amounts allotted. all I can say is go HAM or go precise. to each their own, happy cutting!
This is a must have...
So from only playing this game for five minutes, I have to say I love this game! I will not go on the whole review just talking about how much I love it though. This game is for the casual player who has time to spare. The levels are simple, but somehow very rewarding. You do not have to do the puzzle in a certain number of cuts, though most of the time there is only the one way to cut it, which makes the game non-stressful. Like other reviews have stated, it's a great game to do while you are waiting for something. So, to sum it all up, if you like games that are simple, rewarding, non-stressful (in my opinion) and good to do while sitting on the couch or waiting for something, this is definitely the game for you.
Good rep
I bought this game just because 1button has the best paid puzzle games. Easy choice.Update -- 1/1/16: The only difference between the other 1button games and this one... Super Sharp uses an accumulated number of stars (you either get one for passing level on par or below their handicapped number of turns, or, you pass level without said star). To continue to next level you need "X" amount of stars. So it makes graduating to the next level even more tough. A tiny bit frustrating but I've come to love that from 1button. You'll get your money's worth!
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--------------------------------------- App Store Best of 2015! --------------------------------------- Your finger has never been so sharp! Cut with skill to complete the 120 ingenious physics levels of Super Sharp and become a cut master!
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