Fractal: Make Blooms Not War

A very interesting game, that certainly makes me feel like I am stretching my brain. The goal is to make 'blooms', a solid hex of hexes, by pushing a smaller hex (or more than one) and the space behind fills up with a new hex. So far they need to be of the same color, which makes two color maps a bit tricky, but fun. The game has three modes, puzzles, arcade and campaign. All of them are dun in their own way. Controls are tight, graphics are simple and clean. An easy recommendation.

It's a fun way to waste time for people who like colors and patterns

创意很不错的消除类游戏，很特别

I've tried to get into this game multiple times. It's just not for me. The puzzle mode should be done first, but the campaign is the first one from the left. The puzzle mode is more of a tutorial than the campaign provides. I'd get somewhat into the campaign, not knowing what I was doing, and then I'd just hit a wall. I'm sure someone who can grasp the strategy of making these "blooms" will find this entertaining - but I cannot recommend this game.

Okay

Fractal: Make Blooms Not War is a minimalist mobile app ported onto Steam. Fill up the empty hexagons and create "blooms" (groups of 7 hexagons arranged in a concentric shape) by clicking on empty hexes and "pushing" new hexagons out from the hex you clicked. Create as many as you can with as few moves possible to earn a high score. This is a browser/flash/mobile app tier game but the developers think you should pay $10 for the kind of game you can play for free in a web browser or on mobile. This kind of disregard for PC gamers from mobile app developers makes gaming worse for everyone. PC gamers are not here to be unfairly gouged.