
Split
by: Split Games
Casual
Draw vertical and horizontal lines to split the balls into smaller spaces. Once the balls are contained, you get to move on to the next level.
Review
Gameplay 64%
Split is a game about drawing lines on the screen, in order to contain white balls in tiny squares. Just swipe with a vertical or horizontal motion, and the line will begin drawing. You don’t need to move your finger the whole way, just to get your motion detected by the touch screen.
Graphics 40%
Split visual style is way too simple, and the color selection seems weird, you just see white circles or the same size moving around over an orange background.
Production Quality 50%
The casual gameplay of Split is OK to pass some time. You may even reach Level 20 given it’s simple controls and how challenging it gets after playing for a while. But you’ll probably leave it at that point.
Value for your Money 59%
Split is free on Google Play, but you’ll see a banner ad or a video ad that’s skippable after 5 seconds every time you lose, which may be pretty often after level 10. There’s an ad-free version available for a dollar, but since there are games with that value that offer so much more content, this is not a recommended purchase.Launch Video
Summary
Split is a very simple game meant to be played by casual users for a few minutes, and it just may keep you busy until you reach level 10 or so. The game is completely mute, and the minimalistic graphics are just too simple to keep your interest. If you’re interested in trying out the base gameplay, which is interesting by itself, you better check out 90 Degrees or other similar apps. Pros- Simple controls and challenging casual gameplay
- Unlimited continues
- No music or sound effects
- It lacks achievements or extra objectives. Total lack of replay value
- The graphics are way too simple, making it boring to watch