Orientile — another Beautiful Mind Game
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"Orientile… will keep you busy for countless hours." — wp7lab.com
In response to popular demand,
- Connect dots with lines and make two-square rectangles ("tiles"), trying to claim more squares than your opponent.
- Test your skills against the computer or challenge a friend.
- Track your performance over time and submit your grades to online leaderboards.
- Start with an empty play field or let the computer make your first moves for you.
- Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it.
- Computer cheats? Use the playback feature to see what actually happened.
- Express yourself — choose your player’s character.
Great simple game — easy to learn and fun to play, but hard to master. Brought to you by the developers of the popular
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