But the game’s nature is such that it’s perfect to dip into for a relaxing session. And the sound is great too, piano notes playing as you tap each piece and craft a personal ambient soundtrack. Visually – and especially on the iPad’s larger display – each scene is like a slice of modern art. But the execution here makes the game captivating.
In less expert hands, this would be a five-minute wonder – a throwaway game to which you’d never return. It exists in a universe of endless geometric patterns, and tasks you with removing stripes in order from shortest to longest. Still, for no outlay at all, you get a good few hours of chill-out noodly fun - more, if you're happy drawing over the same canvases again and again.Linia Stripes is the epitome of the chill-out puzzler. If you want more, you can buy an IAP to unlock the premium version of the app. You get eight canvases, which can be blank or based on templates. This is, however, a limited freebie in some ways. When you're done, your picture can be squirted to the Photos app, ready for sharing with the world. Every gesture you make is accompanied by musical notes that play over an ambient background soundtrack.īar the atmosphere being knocked a touch by a loud squelch noise whenever a new paint tube is selected, the mix of drawing tool and musical instrument is intoxicating. Tap a paint to choose your color and then tap individual triangles or drag across the grid to start drawing.
You start off with a grid of triangles and a column of colored paints. Frankly, we take issue with the 'children' bit, because Zen Studio has a welcoming and pleasing nature that should ensure it's a hit with every iPad user. According to the developer's blurb, Zen Studio is all about helping children to relax and focus, by providing a kind of finger-painting that can only exist in the digital realm.
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