Reversi
T3 Rating
4Two colour counter game where the aim is to keep hold of your playing pieces
Reversi Review
by on February 9, 2012
Like games or not, there are some compelling little timewasters available for Samsung Bada handsets. Reversi is one of these. It’s a board game where, like draughts, there are two colours of counter – here it’s black and white. The idea behind the game is that you must enclose the opponent’s pieces to get them so they can’t get away. The goal of this game is to have more pieces than the opponent at the end of proceedings. You can play with a friend or alone against the phone while you can pick from different difficulties; easy, medium and hard. You’re also able to pick the size of the board. A surprisingly compelling little game, great for whiling some time away with a friend while travelling.
Best Samsung Bada Apps |
Best Samsung Bada Apps: Free | Best Samsung Bada Apps: Paid
Latest Apps
- Ragdoll Blaster 3 4
- Puckerz 4
- Pulse: Volume One 3
- Procreate 4
- Print n share 4
- Prince of Persia: Warrior Within HD 5
- Vivi In Stile - Peroni 4
- Official EURO 2012 app 3
- pxl. 4
- Puzzlejuice 4
iPhone
Ragdoll Blaster 3
The iOS equivalent of a plain cheese sandwich: does the job, but it won't linger in the memory afterwards.
iPhone
Puckerz
One for those with a careless bent, and perfect for when you want to play a game but not do any thinking.
iPad
Pulse: Volume One
Stylish, absorbing and challenging, but needs Game Center support and an injection of longevity and jolly.
iPad
Procreate
Some hugely impressive tools and an interface ideal for artists make this a great painting app.
iPhone
Print n share
Difficult to set up, but once you’ve got it working, it offers a great range of print options.
iPad
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within HD
Control issues aside, Warrior Within really is a magnificent sequel.
Android
Vivi In Stile - Peroni
Full of style and a surprising amount of substance
Android
Official EURO 2012 app
Get your Euro 2012 plans in order whether you are home or away
iPhone
pxl.
The interface feels a bit out of place on iOS, but it’s a fun app, and produces interesting results.
Puzzlejuice
Absurdly challenging, sometimes brutal, but frequently brilliant (especially on the iPad); just be aware of what you’re letting yourself in for. (Sob.)
By submitting a comment you agree to our terms and conditions and will be legally responsible for anything you submit. DO NOT submit anything which infringes copyright or is offensive or may otherwise violate the terms and conditions.