You can currently get the puzzle game Sphaze for free – for both Android and iOS. It’s perfect for our “coffee break” section, because you can easily switch off for a few minutes in everyday life. NextPite introduce you to the relaxing and visually appealing mobile game!
- Sphaze typically costs $1.99 for Android and $1.09 for iOS
- Mobile game with top rating: 4.3 stars on Google Play, even 4.8 stars on the App Store
- Available in many languages, including German
- No ads, but in-app purchases possible
Camila drew your attention to the topic of mindfulness yesterday. I too know those moments when everything becomes too much for me and I urgently need to switch off. I often succeed when I play a chilled casual game. Puzzle games like Sphaze also relax me. Let’s see together why this currently free game could also be of interest to you.
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Why is it worth downloading Sphaze?
I’ve already answered the question for myself above: Because such games relax me and help me, a few hours minutes to escape from everyday life. That might sound a bit paradoxical in puzzle games like Sphaze, because the tasks get tricky with increasing levels. But this puzzle calms me down – especially when it is implemented in such a pleasantly chilled way as with Sphaze.
It’s about moving a small robot from A to B. You do this by turning the rings accordingly. Okay, this is probably a lot easier if you take a look at the video below. The game principle is really simple!
But don’t let yourself be fooled, because as is so often the case with games of this type: easy to learn, but difficult to master! The game idea is therefore simple and the robot also explains the game to you very clearly in your language. But in the higher levels you really start to ponder how to get the tin mate to the goal.
You can buy spare parts via in-app purchase. You then exchange them for tips to solve the levels. But of course you can do without it – and then puzzle over longer if necessary.
Even if the principle of the game is simple, it is optically implemented very nicely. The levels are beautifully designed and also have a very relaxing, atmospheric music. I also like the idea of putting the puzzles in this sci-fi context. It’s all very consistent and fun.
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How secure is the Sphaze download?
The game is also suitable for children, there is no age limit. The game is also ad-free, but there are the aforementioned in-app purchases. The developer Subpixels’ privacy policy is very general and not specifically worded for this game and the two platforms iOS and Android. It is pointed out, among other things, that certain personal data could be transmitted to Subpixels via third parties.
It is also worth mentioning that the link to the data protection declaration only works in the Apple App Store – the Google Play link leads to nowhere. I also asked privacy check platform Exodus about Sphaze. The result: 4 trackers and 9 permissions were noticed, but without any anomalies.
Do tricky puzzles drive you crazy? Then stay away from this game. Everyone else can strike without hesitation. Have fun!