Arkady Elterman

Permutile2; a turned-based version of the popular puzzle from Beautiful Mind Games

January 31, 2012 | By Arkady Elterman

Permutile² is a unique swapping puzzle concept from Beautiful Mind Games. A supercharged version of its popular predecessor, Permutile Solo, Permutile² offers two additional options to play the game in turned-based mode – against either the computer or a human opponent.

”The game has been designed and coded with loving care; there’s in-game tutorials, smooth graphics and slick performance… Permutile should have a great shelf life.” – allaboutwindowsphone.com

In single-player mode, swap tiles and move them to their target positions in as few steps as possible.
In turned-based two-player mode, your goal is to move more tiles to their target positions than your opponent.
Use number and color clues to figure out each tile’s destination.
Play bonus rounds or choose higher difficulty levels to earn extra points when playing against the AI.
Track your performance over time and post your grade to online leaderboards.
Get up to speed in no time with an interactive and entertaining in-game tutorial.
Choose from a variety of difficulty levels and grid sizes.
Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it.
Never play the same puzzle twice — each puzzle is randomly generated and unique.

Permutile² is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata, Orientile, Orbus, Brainy Cells, and Turbo Tiles.

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Permutile – another original puzzle concept from Beautiful Mind Games

November 24, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

Intelligent puzzle lovers of the world! Meet Permutile – another original puzzle concept from Beautiful Mind Games. Do you like Sudoku and Minesweeper? Well, this game has little to do with either. But you still can have a lot of challenging fun with it – just give it the time it deserves.

Swap tiles and move them to their target positions in as few steps as possible.
Use number and color clues to figure out each tile’s destination.
Get up to speed in no time with an interactive and entertaining in-game tutorial.
Choose from a variety of difficulty levels and grid sizes.
Never play the same puzzle twice — each puzzle is randomly generated and unique.
Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it.
Track your performance over time and post your grade to online leaderboards.

qrcode Permutile is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata, Orientile, Orbus, Brainy Cells, and Turbo Tiles.

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Turbo Tiles — a Beautiful Mind Game with a “twist”

November 5, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

From the creative minds at Beautiful Mind Games comes Turbo Tiles — a game with a “twist”.

• Rotate tiles and align identically colored shapes.
• The object of the game is to get all shapes properly aligned in as few rotations as possible.
• Choose from two game modes and a variety of shapes and grid sizes.
• Never play the same puzzle twice — each puzzle is randomly generated and unique.
• Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it.
• Track your performance over time and post your grades to online leaderboards.

Turbo Tiles is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

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Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata, Orientile, Orbus, and Brainy Cells.

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Brainy Cells — a unique memory puzzle from Beautiful Mind Games

October 1, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

Brainy Cells is a unique memory puzzle from Beautiful Mind Games — the acclaimed developer of original, intelligent and fun games for all ages.

Your goal is to uncover a hidden, randomly generated pattern of grid cells in the shortest time.
Memorize the pattern as it emerges. Every time you guess wrong, part of the previously uncovered pattern gets hidden again.
Choose from various grid shapes and sizes.
Play casually or competitively.
Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it.
Track your performance over time and post your grades to online leaderboards.

Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata, Orientile, and Orbus.

Brainy Cells is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

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Orbus — The Fun of Detachment

August 6, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

Orbus from Beautiful Mind Games is the latest instalment of the BMG’s acclaimed series of connect-the-dots games. Only this time it is "disconnect-the-dots"!

"Orbus comes packing some great features… so that everyone can have a blast playing it." — wp7lab.com

Erase lines between dots and score points for each dot left with no lines ("orphaned").
Test your skills against the computer or challenge a friend.
Track your performance over time and submit your grades to online leaderboards.
Start "from scratch" — with all lines drawn — 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 colors and your player’s character.

Great simple game — easy to learn and fun to play, yet challenge to master. Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata, and Orientile.

Orbus is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

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Orientile — another Beautiful Mind Game

June 22, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

"Orientile… will keep you busy for countless hours." — wp7lab.com

In response to popular demand,
Beautiful Mind Games are introducing
Orientile — another fun, yet challenging variation of the classic game of Squares.

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
Triangula and
Quadrata.

Orientile is
available in the Marketplace for FREE.

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Triangula Free now offers unrestricted access to features

June 18, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

Triangula Free, a popular strategy game for Windows Phone, has been updated and now offers the same set of features as the premium version of the game, including the full set of grid size options and the unrestricted access to online leaderboards. Also, in the latest version of the ad-supported Triangula, textual ads are blended with the game’s theme, which makes them less intrusive.

The Beautiful Mind Games development team are now working on the online multiplayer option for their popular series of strategy games (which currently includes Triangula, Quadrata and soon-to-be-published Orientile), as well a number of new and original titles. Stay tuned.

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Quadrata — a beautiful strategy game for Windows Phone

May 30, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

Brought to you by the developers of the popular Triangula, Quadrata is another smart and fun take on the classic paper-and-pencil game of Squares.

Connect dots with lines and make 2×2 rectangles (“quads”), 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.

Great simple game — easy to learn and fun to play, but hard to master.

Quadrata is available in the Marketplace for FREE.

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Triangula — the shape of addiction

May 24, 2011 | By Arkady Elterman

The latest version of the popular Triangula game for Windows Phone — now with online leaderboards — has just been released to the Marketplace.

Listed among “Best Windows Phone Apps” (windowsteamblog.com, bestwp7games.com), Triangula is a fun and smart take on the classic paper-and-pencil game Dots and Boxes. Connect dots with lines and make triangles, trying to cover more area than your opponent. Test your skills against the computer or challenge a friend. Track your performance over time and post your grades to online leaderboards. Leave the game unfinished and come back later to complete it. Computer cheats? Use the playback feature to see what actually happened. Great simple game — easy to learn and fun to play, but hard to master.

From reviewers around the globe:

“The game turns out to be perfect in the playability…”

“Triangula offers potentially endless gameplay…”

“If you like puzzle games, you will love Triangula… A must-have app for lovers of brainteasers.”

The trial version of Triangula ($0.99) can be downloaded for free from the Marketplace. An ad-supported version of the game, Triangula Free, is also available.

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