100 levels – Impossible Game is available for iOS and Android

July 13, 2015 - PRLog -- Developed by an indie developer named Looky Games and published today by Tiny Games, “100 Levels – Impossible Game” is a free game without any in-app purchases that will challenge even the best hard-core gamers. 100 Levels is a casual skill game designed to be tough in every single stage even if it’s very easy to control. The game is available for iOS and Android devices.

The player moves yellow Dot, a lonely character trying its best to come back home. With a tap on the device Dot will change direction, and the aim is to lead Dot through the deadly obstacles placed in its way. Some levels lack illumination, and Dot will have to light its own way; others will have glowing graphics and interference. Every level will be a real challenge even for the most skilled players.

100 Levels – Impossible Game is likely to be one of the most difficult games on mobile devices. And even if there is a chance that some players will finish it, you can begin the game again at twice the speed, making sure that you won’t beat it in any way.

Download link:

www.tinygames.it/get/100LVL

About Tiny Games: Tiny Games is a young video games developer and publisher for smartphones and tablets, headquartered in Italy. Founded in 2014, Tiny games produces casual and funny games for kids and adults, intended to be addictive and involving. Tiny games has launched the following games so far: Flappy Timberbird, Bouncing Ninja, Neon Assault, 0 Kills!, Turbo Bit, The Mars Trip, Swing Submarine, Just 11 and Galaxy Wars. Tiny Games is a brand of redBit games publisher.

About Looky Games: Daniele Bianchini’s “Looky Games” is a small independent company producing games for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Mac platforms. The aim of the studio is to amaze people and entertain them with complicated 3D puzzles, dark adventures, real-time strategies and casual games.

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