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Unblock the path and swipe stickmen off the board! A casual brain color puzzle.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Off You Go! is a casual puzzle game built around swiping. Stickmen sit tangled on rails, and a target color shown at the top of the screen tells you which ones to remove next.
The aim is to clear the whole board by dropping every matching stickman. The listing rates the game Everyone and describes it as a short puzzle to play in spare time.
A stickman cannot be pushed if another stickman or part of the rail structure is in its way. Each board therefore has to be solved by deciding which stickmen to move first.
The build we hold is Off You Go! 1.0.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The listing describes this as the main challenge: freeing the stickman you need depends on clearing the ones blocking it, so the sequence matters more than speed.
Each stickman you drop moves into one of the waiting slots along the bottom of the screen. If you swipe the wrong colors and the slots fill up, the game ends.
Because wrong swipes use up slots, the game rewards checking the target color before every move rather than swiping quickly.
All swiping is done with a single finger. According to the listing, the controls are meant to be simple to learn while the puzzles get deeper.
As the levels progress, more colors appear on the board, so each level asks you to track more targets at once. The developer presents this as the main way the difficulty increases.