"Slip: Train Your Brain with Over 400 Logic Puzzle Levels"

Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles, a captivating new game on Android, was created by Regular Joe (Joe Pauley), known for his previous hit, Astro: Arcade Space Explorer. After extensive testing, version 1.6.5 of Slip is now available for mobile users.

The game's concept is straightforward yet engaging: you swipe to navigate a block through a maze to reach a goal marked with an 'X'. With over 400 meticulously designed levels that increase in difficulty, players are in for a challenging and rewarding experience.

Once you conquer all 400 levels, Slip unlocks Infinite Mode. Here, you can generate your own levels and customize the difficulty by selecting or deselecting various game mechanics, offering endless replay value.

Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles stands out with its minimalist approach—no loud music, no distracting animations, and, importantly, no intrusive ads. Ads are only shown if you need a hint or a golden ticket to retry a level for a coveted gold star.

A delightful Easter egg awaits in the game’s menu. By swiping in the sequence up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, you'll unlock 10 free hints.

Version 1.6.5 brings enhancements, including quick-access settings from the level screen and refined language and layout for a smoother user experience. Why not watch the trailer below to see what Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles has in store?

Will You Try Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles?

While Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles doesn't introduce groundbreaking mechanics, it's definitely worth trying out. The game boasts clean and understated visuals, with the option to unlock different themes as you progress through the chapters. Completing each chapter rewards you with new visual styles and additional hints.

There's also a modest in-game shop with various offers. Best of all, Slip: Infinite Logic Puzzles is free to play and can be enjoyed offline. Don't miss out—give it a go on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, be sure to check out our news on Open Drive, which is now available in early access on Android.