"Slip: Train Your Brain with Over 400 Logic Puzzle Levels"

If you're an Android user looking for a new challenge, Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles is a must-try game developed by Regular Joe (Joe Pauley), the creative mind behind Astro: Arcade Space Explorer. After extensive testing, version 1.6.5 is now available for mobile users, promising a refined and engaging experience.

The game's concept is delightfully straightforward: you navigate a block through a maze with a simple swipe until it reaches the goal, marked by an X. With over 400 handcrafted levels that escalate in difficulty, you're in for a progressively challenging journey.

Once you conquer all 400 levels, the game unlocks Infinite Mode. This feature lets you generate your own levels and customize the difficulty by selecting which mechanics to include or omit, offering endless replay value.

One of the standout features of Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles is its minimalist approach: no loud music, no distracting animations, and, crucially, no forced ads. Ads only appear if you need a hint or a golden ticket to retry a level for that coveted gold star.

Hidden within the game’s menu is a fun Easter egg. Swipe in the sequence up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, and you’ll earn 10 free hints—a delightful nod to classic gaming culture.

The latest update, version 1.6.5, introduces quick-access settings from the level screen, along with enhancements to the language and layout, ensuring a smoother and more user-friendly experience. Why not watch the trailer below and see what Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles has in store for you?

While Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles might not introduce groundbreaking mechanics, it's definitely worth a shot. The game's clean and understated visuals are complemented by unlockable themes as you progress through the chapters, rewarding you with new styles and additional hints.

There's also a small in-game shop with offers, but rest assured, Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles remains free to play and fully accessible offline. So, head over to the Google Play Store and give it a go.

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