There were many "dictionary mistakes" in that localisation. I (German native speaker) fixed things for better comprehension and a more natural/idiomatic structure.

Thanks for this simple and nice game :)

If i change the color number to max, and grid size to 22x22, the application tends to crash at the moment I complete the flood.

Highscore should be separated for unique combination of grid size and number of colors, otherwise beating highscore is not possible. Old highscore should be probably discarded with app update.

Please please give us back the original color mode. The new colors look bright and neat, though. But after a few rounds it hurts my eyes. The original colors were not that beautiful, but they had sharp transitions to each other. At least let the player chose which color mode to pick. Would be a benefit for the game imho :D Great game!

Make each board have a seed used to generate the board so that you could play a board as much as you want, and that you could eventually share with friends for competition

In another words, are the mazes always generated in such a manner that we can be absolutely sure that there is a solution within the allowed number of steps? Great game btw, thanks!

Hello Rhys Rustad-Elliott,

Thanks for this addictive puzzle game. I really love playing this game in my leisure time.

Anyway, I'm looking for a similar puzzle game for desktop or web. So that, I can play this game on my computer too. Can you suggest me one?

Thanks.

[Please, consider suggesting only free/libre and open source software.]

When player loses he is forced to start a new board. Being able to play the same board may be fun when playing 2 players for example, or to test different strategies. Fun game anyway !

It is very useful to tag releases in git for example to:

• git bissect an issue
• knowing which code is being used for a given bug report
• build a stable version

Looking at app/build.gradle history, the following commands should do the appropriate tagging:

git tag 1.1.0 0f61a73abc5ac928cb6d318f12eef319db718255
git tag 1.0.0 57340b42f12a31d2392a199a4f7f6ea7e6e634ce
git tag 0.1.0 4aebb4d0bc9cd7b407799e620938031e0df29aa8
git push --tags

Bonus points if you have a GPG key, this way you can sign them with git tag --sign :-D

Hej, I was looking for game for my grandma on F-Droid, just found yours, it's amazing! Super game play, nice looking and clean app!

I just found it at the limit of "too frustrating for further playing", fortunately I won the first time ever I played, but then it took me lot of attempts to win again... And still not winning often on a lot of tries !

I would be really glad if you could make it more accessible for beginners, if you're so inclined (I don't really program, otherwise I would had made a fork myself) Prehaps difficulty options to get a couple of extra moves. What could also help is an option for a visual help, some borders to see exactly what is currently flooded sketch-1547552124057

Thanks,

Currently, the app will lose game progress when the app is stopped (e.g. by pressing the back button). This change makes it possible to restore an ongoing game by saving state to shared preferences on stop, so that the user can continue where they left of.

This change adds Gson as a dependency, which increases the app size by 0.07MB. This dependency is necessary for serialization and deserialization of the board.

I strongly prefer the colors without the numbers as it's easier for my eyes to understand, but some of the colors are too similar for me, and sone are harsh enough contrast to cause eye strain. I'd love to be able to select the color palette myself :)

In one way, it's really good that it's hard to solve, in another, I kinda would like a slider for how many moves to solve. Or at least a slider for easy/hard/advanced.

Hello, we are a group of researchers that investigate the occurrence of flaky tests in Android.

We voluntarily ran your GUI tests 12 times and found that some tests pass or fail non-deterministically, which characterizes them as flaky tests [1]. Below we list each flaky test we found, and its number of failures.

• newGameTest - failed 8 times (stack trace)
• changeNumColorsTest - failed 1 time (stack trace)

We ran these tests on a generic Android Emulator (AVD) with Android API version 28.

If you confirm this behavior, our suggestion is to add the @FlakyTest annotation on these tests. See https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/test/filters/FlakyTest

If you wish for a repair proposal, please let us know.

[1] https://hackernoon.com/flaky-tests-a-war-that-never-ends-9aa32fdef359

Graciously, Denini, Leopoldo and Marcelo.

For using seed, I want to get the same arrangement of the board. But if my current settings are different from the board when I copy the seed(different board size or number of colors), it still generate a board according to the current settings which are different from what I want. In a word, the seed lose its role when user change the setting.