Not Not - A Brain-Buster

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About this game

Ready to push the limits of your Brain?

Not Not puzzle game is the ultimate brain-busting challenge based on logic and orientation.

Follow the written instructions to swipe your character towards the correct direction (up, down, left or right) and victory. As you reach higher levels in the game, increasingly complex and varied instructions will require use of both your logic and dexterity for you to succeed.
And sorry (not really) for any mental inconvenience this may cause :)

Two game modes are available:
- in the classic mode, discover a new concept on each level!
- in the challenge mode, go as far as possible following more and more complex instructions

* NotNot last version includes a color blind accessibility mode.

Ratings and reviews

I really wish you'd introduce a longer reaction time mode for those of us with legit brain issues. My friend and I both have increased reaction time issues, and we find this game really fun, but we've run up against a reaction time vs timeout wall quite quickly. There's a lot of us out there that would put money into your game, but we just can't play it because we have legit, no for real, brain issues.

Ended up buying pretty much immediately. Really good price point and really, really fun. So many reviews are complaining about ads, but 1) you can skip in 5 seconds, it's not the 30 second nightmare, and 2) 99 cents. Usually the only price I'll pay, and this is more than worth it. Only problem is I was foolish enough to first try it before going to bed, and... It's really hard to stop (I know I can get it this time!) but my reflexes kept slowing as I tired and I kept doing worse and worse, lol

I genuinely love this game, its tricky, challenging yet also fun to play. It's not entirely rage-inducing like most puzzle games. Most of the time you feel silly when you make a mistake. Every level is challenging and increasingly confusing that may cause you to experiment a bit. It's a nice time-killer and helps you pay close attention to smaller details when under pressure. Only thing I dislike is how many unskippable ads there are, else I'd give it 5 stars. Personal tip: focus on the words

What’s new

Various fixes and improvements.