Cut Smash Wrap Reviews

waw! my brain burn :D if you play puzzle game 3 match color so much time trust me , dont underestimate this game ! your mind keep telling you to matching the color while the game telling you "rock Paper Scissors" rule this is unusual concept of 3 match game but for me ,. its real challenge ! i challenge myself with a games that cost less than a dollar :D worth it :D

I love this game I'm also a fan of the Tetris game combining tetris and rock paper scissors is an excellent innovation where we are required to think and concentrate more I really enjoyed it :)

It's a tetris-like game, but with addition of rock, paper, scissors. For a very cheap game, i think it's worth a try. quite fun and challenging for a simple game

Cut Smash Wrap its fun game, It is a tetris-style game, simple but at the same time challenging, the more time that passes the more difficult it becomes as the pieces accumulate. This game uses the Jo Ken Po logic Its a really fun game, i recomend you buy and try, the price is so cheap, its good to suport the devs.

very challenging puzle game because I'm not smart enough or unfamiliar with the concept my brain is only able to get a few points in 1 minute sad me for less than a dollar I feel challenged !

Cut Smash Wrap is an interesting Tetris like game. It adds it's own twist on the popular Rock, Paper, Scissors game into it and it works great. I'll cut to the chase. If you're looking for something fun to pass the time with this game could be a great addition to anyone's collection. I'm not much of a Tetris fan but I do admit, this one hooked me up for a number of games. The game is simple to learn and the more you play, the easier it will get to distinguish the blocks and how best to combine them for better results. At first, you may be a little bit confused on how to properly tear down the blocks, especially if you haven't played rock, paper, scissors much in real life but as with most things in life, all it takes is just a little time to get used to it. Not long, don't worry. Also, it feels so rewarding when you manage to match 3 or 4 more blocks for a higher score increase. If you want to spice things up a little bit, there's also some neat power-ups that can be used to transform most of the blocks you have into the same block so it would be easier to demolish them all. To get these power-ups, you have to buy them using the coins you earn in your matches. You get coins based on how long you manage to survive the never ending slaughter of the blocks. The price tag is fair compared to what you get. There's not a story involved here, there's no complex mechanisms in place. Like I said, it's a fun way to pass the time and the simple and minimalist menus and icons are a nice touch to make the game visually appealing.

[h1][b]Cut, Smash, Wrap! - Rock, Paper, Tetris![/b][/h1] Cut, Smash, Wrap is a cute and interesting take on an otherwise incredibly oversaturated franchise. Cut, Smash, Wrap is reminiscent of games like [i]"Dr. Mario, or Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine[/i]. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The gameplay is simplistic in nature true to classic Tetris and has a perfect balance between challenge and comfortable casual play. It's a game that I personally from experience would describe as easier than Dr. Mario or Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine, but still offers a good amount of challenge as the game progresses. The game is simplistic in nature and very easy to understand with simple mechanics. The game is simply "Rock, Paper, Scissors" but in Tetris form. There are three kinds of blocks in the game: [b]- Paper Block:[/b] This block is a paper block and beats the stone blocks. [b]- Stone Blocks:[/b] This block is a stone block and beats the Scissor blocks. [b]- Scissor Blocks:[/b] This block is a Scissor block and beats the Paper blocks. This is the counter in the game and the entire game builds upon these easily digestible mechanics. Instead of deleting lines in Tetris, in this game it's all about deleting the blocks by connecting them with their counters. In the games most recent update it also added a little shop and coin earning system to give the game a bit more content. You earn more coins the longer you can survive a round for and then you can spend the coins earned on power-ups that can help you during the game. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] Cut, Smash, Wrap is a cute, charming Tetris like game but with a fun twist on it, combining the addictive nature of tetris and the simple rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors together and it works wonders for a fun little game to play every now and again. It's very nicely priced for the amount of game you get and I can definitely recommend if it catches your interest!

Fun little puzzle game with endearing graphics. Easy to pick up and play when you have a half an hour to spare. Definetly recommended from me. :)

for less than a dollar its unusual good puzzle game that i ever play puzzle match game with 'rock paper scissors' concept its a bit hard for me , especially with only 1 minute, with 5x9 board I hope the coins in this game can buy more types of items i'd like to play this game again until i got my best score :D

[b]cut smash wrap[/b] mixes your average falling blocks gameplay with [i]rock paper scissors[/i] mechanics. instead of matching the same blocks, the goal is to get rid of paper with scissors, scissors with rock and rock with paper. clearing multiple blocks at the same time is a plus, as expected. a single coin is awarded for every 100 points and you need 30 to buy something in the [b]power-up shop[/b], so it's quite grindy. there are 3 items (rock wand, scissor wand and paper wand), once used, they convert every block to that type. the shop was added after release, but it's pretty useless and resources should've been used elsewhere. [b]controls are inconsistent and non-rebindable.[/b] haven't tried the gamepad and the mouse is buggy in the menu and clicking and dragging blocks is not the way to play tetris, it's just painful. on the keyboard arrows and asd are used for movement and dropping a block, 'z' is for power-up and esc or enter to bring up the menu. in the main menu enter doesn't work for selection, only 'z', but it suddenly starts working while playing, only to stop doing anything on the level complete screen once again. while the final score is shown immediately now, [b]the timer can't be turned off in endless mode[/b]. the other mode only lasts a minute, with a bit added as the score increases, so it's useful there. a single volume setting and a windowed mode toggle got patched in, but separate volume settings and resolution options would be welcome too. it's a very basic game, but even basic things don't work properly, so obviously can't recommend it until some major work is done.