Indie game developer Matthew Burton has released his newest game onto Android called PipSpin. As you may be guessing from the name, this action puzzler is inspired by Pipboy, which you should be familiar thanks to the Fallout franchise of games. The inspiration mainly comes into form with the color scheme and the whole terminal look the game has.
In PipSpin, players will be having their reflexes and brain tested as you spin through 10 levels trying to avoid the obstacles that are heading your way. In order to avoid said obstacles, you’ll need to spin your line so that it doesn’t hit them. You can sort of predict which way you need to spin if yu recognize the pattern that is happening, when there is one.
PipSpin Features:
● Simple touch left/right controls
● Challenging precision-requiring gameplay
● Fast paced pattern recognition puzzling
● Customizable PipSpin color schemes
● Vintage arcade graphics and audio
● Google Play Leaderboards
● Foam Finger wearing robots
While you can keep the green terminal look for the more authentic Pipboy feel, you do have the option to customize the colors in the game to something else. This option, along with ad removal, is available in the Hackers Edition of PipSpin. The game itself is available for download off of Google Play for free, and it does come with a single optional IAP which allows you to buy the Hacker Edition for $0.99.
