Android Gamer: One Man Band releases a SpaceChem-style puzzle game called The Sequence

Published on Monday, 10 August 2015 08:36

One Man Band has released a new game onto Android called The Sequence which the developer is stating takes inspiration from other challenging puzzle titles out there such as SpaceChem. With that said, The Sequence is a pretty challenging puzzle game in itself.

Players will need to transfer a Binary Cell from point A to point B. While the premise is simple, the execution is not. You'll need to build sequences using special modules in order to transfer the Binary Cell. Sequences can be overly simple or extremely complex, or anywhere in between. A sequence is essentially modules strung together, each one interacting in a specific way with the modules it is connected with.

The Sequence Features:

- Variety of different levels to beat
- Several kinds of modules
- Stylish minimalistic graphics
- Futuristic sound
- Smooth ambient music
- Provides a great challenge experience for players

In total there are 50 levels to work your way through, starting off a bit easy so you can learn how the modules work. From there the game grows increasingly more challenging. For those of you interested in this game, The Sequence is available off of Google Play for $1.00 with no IAPs either. There is a free Lite version which you can download to try this game out before purchasing the full version.

AndrewH - Andrew is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of DroidGamers. Having been a hardcore PC and console gamer all his life, this passion is now applied to Android gaming and writing about it. When not playing or writing about Android games, he spends his time with is wife and son.

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