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Shift It Puzzle App for Android

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Shift It--- Shift It is a new, sliding puzzle cube app for Android on Google Play by Gamegou Limited.  Currently, there's not a lot of apps like Shift It, and that's because it acts like an elementary Rubik's Cube (actually, it is easier than that)--except that it comes with over 300 different challenges--as opposed to just the just one, really hard, challenge the Rubik's Cube gives you. In order to break the puzzle and get to the next level, users must slide so they can group colored blocks together. While blocks do rotate on an infinite loop, the game monitors how many swipes it took for a user to get to the next level, which will then determine how many stars a user receives for a level. The most stars a user will be able to receive is three (sort of like Angry Birds). And while we're on the topic of discussing the similarities between Shift It and Angry Birds, Shift It has 76 levels in each category and over 228 stars to receive  And that's good because Shift It users will need the stars in order to advance to new levels, which range from Small (all users begin at Small), Medium (users will need to acquire at least 120 stars), Big (users will need to acquire 240), and Bonus (Users will need to acquire just 180 stars)--with all those being distributed into the "Classic" setting at the beginning page. However, in order to gin entry to the next category, Lightning, users will need to acquire 720 stars. But, if users feel as though it's too much pressure to get all those stars, they can easily advance to that specific category or level, by paying $0.99 at Google Play. With over 4, 026 users rating it 5 Stars, and average user rating of 4.4 at Google Play, do you need anymore of a reason to go on there and download it now?

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