Destination - Focus Training 1.1137

Reviews

5 ★, on 2021-07-04
very relaxing game. you have to angle platforms to pass through stars and arrive at the glowing light. it increases in complexity nicely. exactly what I was looking for as a relaxing game that isn't popping bubbles. thank you. my only complaint is how many ads there are (after each round there are two) and they are quite long. as a game I'm trying to relax with I may give up later because of that.

5 ★, on 2021-07-06
this brain tickler is amazing! I've actually had to use the hint twice. the introduction, training and combination of new obstacles is fluid and gets the synapses going.

5 ★, on 2021-05-14
I'm cheap, I never pay for games and rarely play them, but this one was worth it. Not because the amount of ads are annoying, because honestly you don't even notice them compared to most, I paid simply to support the creaters who worked hard to make a challenging yet relaxing game that works great to clear your mind. Keep up the great work!

5 ★, on 2021-07-07
Love the game. Makes you use your brain to figure it. My 11 year old grandson loves it too

4 ★, on 2021-04-29
I have really enjoyed this so far, it's engaging but also relaxing. My only complaint is the way the screen whites out after winning each level. I find it really breaks the immersion and can be blinding when playing in a dimly lit room trying to relax. If this could be changed to a darker colour I would give this 5 stars. I've just completed level 40 but will have to wait till tomorrow to play more as the flashes of white after each level are really bothering me now.

5 ★, on 2021-05-22
Fun, especially the later levels. Yes, there is an ad after every level, but they are short and cheap to remove. The levels are well-designed; often there is only one useful rotation for the first few or last few pieces, and a little logic dictates the remaining rotations. The assortment of pieces is interesting: permanent, temporary, pieces that activate only after being passed over, pieces with rotations linked to other pieces, and teleportals. I particularly enjoyed levels 99+.