One Line: Letters and Codes

Sequel to One Line - draw a path through the grid, following various rules. As a puzzle sequel, it's passable - I didn't think the puzzles were as tricky as the first game and there are only 40 levels instead of 50. But for 89p, I can't say I was ripped off. The extra gimmick of this one - decode a letter you've been sent - was an annoying waste of time though. After you've solved ten levels, click on the missing words in the letter and get shown a pattern, which you then match to the solutions of the grids you've just done. Since some of the grids have multiple solutions, the patterns shown may not match what you found, but it's just click the one that looks the same. The patterns don't have any meaning, it's just 'Here's a shape, find the one that looks the same.' It's not a code, it's putting the shape in the hole like you did when you were in kindergarten. And the reveal at the end was obvious from the start. The whole thing just got in the way of the game for no good reason. Also, the way it works means that you can see the solutions before you play the levels. As I say, for the price, it's fine. I would just honestly have enjoyed it more if they had just stuck to the basic puzzle and not bothered with the extra bit.