A Noble Circle Game Reviews

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Beautifully Crafted Game. ANC shows you the beauty of the world we live in by breaking our world into its simplest forms: the second and first dimensions. Through the journey of a simple circle, you truly discover the nature of the world around us.

Hope. This game shows so many things in such little time... And it does it perfectly it describes things like racism/sexism and the fourth dimension and points of view and the lives of three people and so much more. This game truly shows hope for the gaming industry that something that is only 3 dollars can be great. This game is quite the opposite of a cash grab, this is a game for a super low price for the content you get. Buy this game immediately.

Help. Maybe I’m missing something but when I get to around the end I keep getting teleported and I’m sure if I’m doing something wrong or that’s how it’s supposed to go?

A developer who can do no wrong. I will play every game ever made by this dev. This is yet another fantastic experience. It’s fairly short, the story sticks with you, and the gameplay is perfectly suited for mobile.

Fantastic! Just a little too short. In all fairness, I could play this game for years if it never ended. This game has such a unique way of exploring unfathomably complex ideas, but I wish that there was more of it! Or more detail perhaps? Either way, if you don’t mind the briefness of the game, I can’t recommend it enough! Very thought provoking and super meta.

Phenomenal. Let me take you to a city in Illinois, where many things happen and nothing ever changes. There's a boy who spends many hours a day, trying to find peace. Trying to find some calm, or just a safe place. When he sees a 2 dollar app and thinks "it won't hurt." After laying in bed, and reading to the end. He sets the phone down and listens for a while, he remembers the vastness of it all. He remembers the futility. Most importantly, however, he remembered how special it is. To be reminded of how lucky we all are, is rare. It's so easy to get caught up on things that don't matter; objects, fame, money. Thank you for this time. Thank you.

A Breath Of Fresh Air. The real future of thoughtful gaming for those tired of the mainstream pay to play format. Not only is this game affordable, it’s also delightful and at times worrisomely on point (no pun intended) with its social commentary. Simplistic in design, yet packed with a thoughtfulness and beauty that makes you remember what it’s like to wonder. In a world consumed by an infinite number of relentless distractions that lack only in true substance, this game is a gem of hope.

Hope. I have waited to write a review until now. I started way back with A Dark Room. Finding the world mysterious, frustrating, yet oddly satisfying and enlightening, I looked up who made that spectacular game, discovering Amirali Rajan and his games. The ensign came next. Getting through that game was significantly more difficult and took way more time and dedication to get through. The ideas surrounding those two games are extremely unique and satisfying, the best experience and thing to come out of owning a smart phone to date. That was 4 or 5 years ago, I’m not sure. When A Noble Circle came out, I was intrigued. Completely different style, extremely difficult. I went through and beat it though, loving the story and waiting for each update. This must have been a year or two ago. Tonight, I checked back and saw a new update, with a new ending. The message is awe-inspiring, deep, life changing, motivational, introspective, and truly touching. Amirali Rajan deserves the world for what he has communicated through his games and the obvious love, passion, and effort that has been conveyed. I discovered Hope many months before, and I have grown up with it thanks to this man, finally relayed my experience. Amir, if you read this, let me know how I can help continue your passion and support you through a monetary donation because you deserve more than any money-sucking impersonal game that Supercell or any other company produces. This work is truly incredible.

Love it. At first I played the demo when i finished it i was hesitate but it was worth it I think you could say this game is it own nothing like it and really enjoyable I highly recommend this game

This is the Title. What? Can you hear me... *tap tap* Anyone home?? Welcome to the review of this game that you are contemplating purchase. A man walks into a bar....No A sloth crawls into a local hardware store, with sweat on his hairy green brow he wipes it away with his distinctively red bandana. The clerk shoots the sloth a look. "What is a sloth doing in a hardware store?" He thought to himself. "They are the laziest of all creatures." Before the clerk could speak the sloth stops him and hands him a card on which there was writing. It reads... Dear store person, I am a sloth and have spent the majority of my life hanging around and sleeping. I'm a lazy creature. Today I played a game called "This is the Title". It truly inspired me. Tomorrow is a brighter day... I will do more with my life.

Hope. I wrote a long review that got deleted because I forgot my password. I can't stand the thought of typing all that again, so here are the highlights: 1) Flatland, Sphereland, Flatterland, and Planiverse. Great riffs on the societies in some of those books, and great use of this genre as a metaphor. Way back when you wrote the first version of this game, the very last moment of the story was radical - the Circle just bounces alone, on and on and on. I think we were meant to keep going looking for a last Easter egg and wondering: are you (the designer) still there? Just as you must have wondered if we (the audience) were still there beyond where you ended the story. We are.

So excited!. Amirali Rajan has made amazing games I’ve played over and over again. I’ll gladly pay the small amount to support him as an indie developer, in respect to his beautiful creativity in such simply designed games.

Beautiful.. I can’t even describe it other than beautiful. The story of Circle is a masterpiece that the world needs. The music is so calming and they game play reminds me of Geometry Dash. It’s such a simple game with such depth I’ve never seen before! It found a balance between comical and serious. I wish I could give this game one hundred stars!

I’m so confused. The game was great, clearly designed to be more art than game. Where I’m confused is that in looking at other reviews, I don’t seem to have experienced all the content. Did the game designer redesign the entire game, making the old content unavailable? That seems to be the only answer as I spent 20+ minutes trying to move past the ending and at this point can only assume that I reached it.

This game.. It’s a lovely, meaningful experience it makes you think it’s very short but it’s message is clear and it even gets easier if you haven’t mastered the controls haha I love every bit of this game and every game this man has made I hope I can experience several more games by this man in my life time I wish I could give this wonderful developer more than 5 stars

Have Hope.. This game is amazing and I’d like to thank the developers. So. Thanks... I’d rather wings. We should all hold onto hope. Everyone should have hope. I matter what they’re going though. Some of us have a different hope. For me it’s not a hope but an assurance. And assurance that I’m going somewhere better. But not because of me. Because someone else did something for me.

In love with this game! (Hope). As a big fan of the original book “Flatland”, I absolutely fell in love with this game. It takes the original concept and manages to add yet another layer of imagination. The humor is also a very welcome addition. I hope that this developer will make more games in the future because I will certainly play them.

A beautiful walk in the woods. Even more than Amir’s previous apps, “game” isn’t the right word. It’s a simple experience. Like a walk in the woods, it’s its own reward. It’s not about winning. It’s not making a point. It’s just itself. If you enjoy that kind of thing, take a walk with Amir. A turn on the music. You don’t hike with earplugs.

MAJOR concern. So, I downloaded the app and everything went smoothly but when I went to open it the icon had these red circles on it? They looked like blood or something smudged. I still opened the app and was greeted with a black screen and record static that eventually cut out and crashed and went back to my home screen. Did something go wrong? Is this an update, can it no longer be played? I REALLY want answers. It's scary. I had really high hopes.

Hope !. I expected a normal tap and hum along game... but this was so much more. I got chills at certain points, I got sad and excited, and often I moved to the edge of my seat! This is so much more than a tap game about a little circle. This is so much deeper than a game, and I am just floored by how much work and love was put into A Noble Circle. Well done, developers. Very well done <3

Hope. An amazing game to test your patience and skill. You never know when the game will actually end...and that's the most fun part. You get attached. Would definitely recommend.

More than Immersive. After reading all of the five star reviews, I thought this would just be a game that was just good. But I soon realized (while finishing the plot in one sitting) that game is much more than “good”. With fantastic music, fantastic “anti-plot”, as well as eye-opening statements. This is so much more than just a game. 100% recommend.

It’s definitely a work of art. I started playing the game I think one year ago. I think I stopped somewhere before the square saga. This night my boy fell a sleep to the sound of piano by Raphael so I decided to try to play through the game as far as I could. To be honest i enjoyed and I did not enjoy the gameplay. I found some solutions which I think the developer was not having in mind and having “jump” button made some puzzles all too easy. I’m not sure if all of the puzzles, let’s call them puzzles , could be solved without jumping. I don’t feel very much motivated to go back and try again. Also, I sometimes could not execute moves precisely as my finger was covering the screen and I could not see what was happening below my finger. Maybe there was no other option to solve this or to design this in another way, but it’s just something I felt. I LOVED the story. I really do. And bonus stories are also amazing. The author really knows how to narrate and this game is story heavy (despite having an antiplot 🙃). At the end of the main arc and at the end of the game I really felt moved. I would give this game million points for the story telling (that’s 1 with ten zeros … give or take a zero) but only few points for the gameplay.

Hope. Lovely little art game. Hope your team keeps making these for a long time! Thanks especially for dynamically adjusting the difficulty after I die 5 times in a row.

Knockout. I’ve played all of Amirali Rajan’s games and ANC was the most thought-provoking game of them all for me. I remember playing through the first time and loving the dialogue, exploring and learning the world. As you play it again the charm continues to captivate you. Playing it a third time I’m still bemused by everything in the game. I love the world, the characters, each interaction and how well the game plays. Challenge yourself, think deeply about your core beliefs and enjoy laughter along the way.

Missing the old mechanic. I just redownloaded this after a long time and realized the movement in the game is completely different. I miss the difficulty of the first version where you would have to jump back and forth, I wish there was a classic version or a additional movement option, that rewarding feeling is gone but it’s still a great game.

Way Deeper Than I Thought. It’s a super dope game that makes you think about human life as well as the lives of these little circle and line creatures. Crazy the amount of parallels there. Really makes you think about perspective.

Hope. Nice game although I feel the controls should have been tighter allowing control over the precise direction you want to go toward and the precise distance you want to go and the current controls just don't do that for me. I also felt the explanation about the size of flatlanders was way too long and just skipped most of it.

Hope. Simple, yet entertaining. Funny, yet serious. Thought-provoking, yet at times juvenile. This is what mobile gaming SHOULD be. Something simple that ISN'T a microtransaction hell or a grindfest with no substance, yet has enough meaning and effort and value to keep the buyer engaged. I support this. I support Amir. I've bought all of his games (that I know of) because they're exactly what I need when I have nothing else to do and want to have FUN. Play on, people. Keep going, Amir. Until next time.

Hope.. Such an excellent game. The soundtrack is phenomenal, as well as the writing. I love the concept of Flatland in Edwin Abbott Abbott's book, but this takes it to a whole other level. Thank you for this wonderful that made me laugh, cry, and scream in frustration. I hope other people are moved by the powerful message you tried to convey as well.

Favorite Game: Hope. Found this game back in May 2015, and there is still replayable value! Every update Amir adds something new or improves the story. So naturally with every update I replay the whole game reading out load the amazing narrative. The music is also phenomenal so play with headphones! Looking forward to the next update!!! Update: 1 year later and I still play this game. Compass makes this game 10x easier so there is no reason for you not to buy it!

Love it!. Definitely worth a play, all the way to the end. Very thought provoking. I keep coming back every 6 months or a year and re-playing it. The ending stories always hit me hard. Awesome musical scores. Can’t wait for his next app!

Great game but no longer works on my device. I am on an iPhone 8 with IOS 11 and the game now crashes on launch, the compatibility section is outdated at least for the older phones and operating system updates. I just wish apps wouldn’t just flat out destroy themselves on older phones like they all seem to be doing.

Intriguing and original. After playing A Dark Room I tried this by same developer. This game has a good message and takes thought to “win” each section. It is thought-provoking and original. I was a little disappointed in the end as a song loop, which is the 4 stars rather than 5, but probably because the rest of the “game” (not sure that is a good word to describe this venture) was so well crafted.

Hope. I was so moved by this game. It's brilliant. I got misty-eyed in some spots. Thank you so much for following your passion--it really shows. Thank you, Amir, for your artistry and narrative. Thank you, Rafael, for an amazing soundtrack. This game made my day brighter. Buy this game.

Hope. Played every one of this creators games, and every one of them is amazing. This one specifically was awesome because of the music, as well as the unique and gameplay. Words cannot express how amazing these games are, you really have to experience the work of art for yourself.

Sound broken on iPad version. Sweet game. I’ve finished it twice. The sound doesn’t work on the iPad version though. Deleted and reinstalled, also restarted device but no use. Sound works on other apps, just not this one. Sound works on iPhone version though.

Hope. Hope Not my favorite game of his but his games always deserve a 5* in my book, an awesome dev and an amazing story teller that makes you look into yourself as you play any game of his! You are seriously an awesome dev and I hope you keep making more games just so I can keep buying a game from a dev as amazing as you!

Speechless. I feel unworthy to give this work of art a review. The creations of Amir give me pause.. this one particularly brought me to tears. The beginnings of these “games” are always fraught with questions and strange curiosities and thoughts. Its not until about halfway through you realize that you are violently invested both mentally and emotionally trying to make sense of these unfathomably deep yet simple worlds. By the end, the curtain rises, you are greeted by the creator and you feel a cool and unnerving sense of accomplishment and wonder. I really have nothing left to say. This is a thing of art, and it is good. Thank you.

Beautiful experience. I had a great time playing through the game. It had a fantastic storyline, and it kept enough gameplay elements to keep me invested throughout the experience. Good job, my friend, for you have something unique here. ❤️

An Excellent Journey. This is an edit to my previous review after the most recent update: After talking to the developer about making some changes he agreed with a good portion of them and implemented them in the most recent update. He removed lines that made the game feel like a cash grab and kept the parts that made a Noble Circle an interesting experience. I dont think it was ever his intention for this game to be a cash grab now after talking to him over several emails and I will still be an avid follower of all his games.

Hope. Amirali Rajan back at it again. He is easily my favorite app developer by a long shot, and anytime a new game comes out, I gladly fork out the $3 for it. A Noble Circle is one of those games that is so good you can’t describe just how good it is. The narrative is delivered masterfully, the themes clear and focused, and it makes you think about things you never would have thought about before (the whole planc explaination was my favorite part). Near the end of the game I actually started questioning my values, and how I should shape my future. No game has ever done that to me. Please, spend the $9 dollars and by all of Amirali’s games. They give you an experience Clash of Clans never will.

Nostalgia. I played this game first when it came out on my old iPod touch. I thought this game was so cool and the music was what made it cool. There was no jumping mechanic then. Just the “story.” My brother and I played it together and got stuck on MANY of the parts young kids would expect to get stuck on. Just recently, I remembered this game existed. I wracked my brain for the name and came across it one night and played through it. Great experience. Brought back the nostalgia of staying up late and trying to beat the one area to hear more of the story. The stories after kinda hit home about how the game does feel. Thank you for this game!

h o p e. I hope that everyone else enjoyed his game as much as me. It’s changed so much since it first came out, and I’ve replayed it a million times, but I still get lost in this game every time I play. I hope that Amir will continue to update ANC and fill it with surprises once again.

I wish Amirali had a larger catalog. I played a dark room for the first time years ago, and It completely captured me within its silent genius. When the ensign and later a noble circle were released I played them immediately, and was warmed by their subtlety and intelligence. I am sad to say for a long time I had them deleted from my phone and had forgotten about them. Recently reminiscing on them I’ve re-downloaded them and am so happy I did. All of these games were made with great love and care, and I will never make the mistake of deleting them again.

Hope, and then some. Update: I redownloaded after a long while, and now the touch to move is also a bit underwhelming. What I liked about the first version I played (with circle sliding back and forth and tapping = jumping) was it's difficulty, passing a checkpoint was so satisfying. Can we please have the option to switch between game modes? Thanks so much Old comment: I hate to say anything negative, but the compass feature is a bit...disappointing. It makes the game too easy, and it really feels like it should be given as an award, not to anyone. Could u insert to option to switch back and forth between the compass, bouncy circle, toggle rain on/off, jump option, etc?

What is my violin?. 3 games and countless hours later. These small, beautiful experiences cost very little. You put the game down and ponder. That small question above made me close my eyes and ponder my own life experiences, the small things that make you angry or happy throughout the day. Focus on what matters. And enjoy these simple games with the large ideas. Also, go and be a hero for someone.

A sweet and fantastic game. A few years ago, I stumbled upon the game a dark room. I was unbelievably charmed by it and enjoyed it thoroughly. It combines aspects of story telling, philosophy, and fun game mechanics to create an overall fantastic experience. I found the exact same thing with this game. I am very please with your work, Amir. Keep it up :D

Not Just Another Game. This story is a remade masterpiece! No matter how many times I pay this game, the story, music, and the quirky circle always get right in that soft spot in my heart. One would even say it feels like a raindrop on my heart! It has such a bittersweet ending that all great stories have. My only wish is too see more of Circle or another great app from this already AWESOME developer!!! This game lit a fire in myself when I needed it most. When my family fell apart and everything was so numb and cold. I could always take solace in at least helping circle get a happy ending. Not to mention that weird politician music always makes me laugh. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for making this amazing experience!

Hope.. Such an amazing game. I could go on and on about the simple yet efficient controls, or creative designs, but that's not important. What is important is the message this experience tries to showcase. Hatred, because something is different, cannot always be trumped, but hope always remains. And we must hold onto that hope.

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Condescending, poorly paced and full of itself. Much like its predecessor, A Dark Room, this is a reasonably solid game, with a decent story concept, but it's so full of itself and thinks so little of the player that it ruins any enjoyment. A dark room was good enough to be (barely) worth it, (at least until the self congratulatory audio files after the ending) this one is not. Do not waste your time.

Hope. The ending was amazing if not, perfect. I could empathise with the circle as he continued on with his story. I particularly loved the stories at the end and I am not going to lie, it brought a tear to my eye. Ayy that rhymes :) Thank you for completing this game, it had been a lovely 9 months waiting for each week or so for new updates and playing it. I look forward for your next game ;)

Different. Unique, in fact. And in a word, great.. Obviously a labour of love, with... gameplay I suppose is the word, that is so very different to anything else I've ever experienced. And I've been playing games for well over three decades. I recommend it for something that's refreshing. A change of pace.

Boringly hard. I kept waiting for some kind of story twist. The story seems like it would be more interesting if it was delivered at more than a sentence every five minutes. Progressing through each of the repetitive challenges requires way more effort and time than it's worth – and I can last 60 seconds in Super Hexagon!

Hope. Though my nurtured cynicism leaves me with some questions. So far, I have only reached the end of our Circle's noble journey once. However, so many other Circles met their untimely fate by pointy person, laser, moisture etc. Did that one Circle win a lottery? Does that mean the others lost, or is the victory shared once one of them achieves it? Would I volunteer to be one of those shattered circles, should the need arise for such a journey? Would you?

Hope :). I did enjoy this one quite a lot. Thank you for the little stories as well at the end, always delightful to get something to bring on a little smile.

Hope. Highly polished game. Not an overly long or challenging game but a game with great character. It's not often that you ponder existentialism for 99 cents. Massive fan of the developer's other works. Hope you keep bringing out new content Amir. Mark in Newcastle, Australia.

Hope. Another mind-bending, self-reflecting beauty from the crew. It’s official, I’m buying every game these guys ever release without question!

Hope. Can't wait for more, and will keep reviewing with every update. Ironically I reached your message of hope within the hour of me reviewing The Ensign, explaining how all of your games give me hope for better development from any dev in the future. How funny. Either way, keep up the good work Amir!!! Will be following this one every step of the way

HOPE. Love the game, and with the amount of thought that goes into this world created by an indie developer I must say the $0.99 price tag is more than worth it.

Captivating. Played the whole thing through in a single session, although it took me most of the afternoon. Really high quality indie game that doesn't require super fancy graphics or effects to give you a good time, and there's actually some beautiful philosophical aspects to the whole thing. Looking forward to updates.

Hope. Truely incredible. Thank you so much to the creator of this game. For a creator he is, of a beautiful (sometimes frustrating!) world. I played A Dark Room too, and that's amazing. Check them both out.

Hope, beauty and wonder. This game is beautiful. That is the best word to describe it. It is so brilliant in its subtlety and minimalism, and so powerful in its story and execution. I am still amazed at how much it has made me care about a little circle. I've been with this game since the second update it would appear, and it is truly amazing. I love how it has grown, how wonderful it has become, and what a brilliant piece of art it is. This is a truly marvellous and beautiful piece of work, and I am so happy it exists. As a side note, I love the song. A wonderfully touching ending that is just perfect for where and what it is. P.S. Why can't we do more stars for awesome games like this? Like, an extra star or two to display its pure brilliance?

hope. ●

Hope. This game is beyond incredible. It's beautiful, intriguing, relaxing, (at times, like all great games should be) frustrating, amazing, enjoyable, I could continue for ages, but it's hard to express in words. A Noble Circle not only provides a great gaming experience, it also provides an intriguing narrative/storyline which keeps you engaged - waiting eagerly for the next update. There are amazing moments of awe and wonder throughout this game that leave a lasting impression - it's truly inspiring. This is a beautiful experience, download it, you won't regret it. Update: Thankyou so much for helping with the 'axe gang' I really appreciate it. The music and sound effects are incredible and the storyline is very intriguing along the the great sketches and obstacles along the way. Thankyou so much for adding such valuable and incredible apps to the App Store <3 Update: The new concept you have recently added (the labs) is so incredible and clever, I love it so much thank you again. Update: Still fantastic! Update: Beautiful additions, as always 🙌🏼

HOPE. Through the simple lack of any storyline than that to inform an audience of facts that cant be comprehended allowed the gameplay to be truly immersing and hypnotic. Your diagrams are insightful, and knowledge; invigorating. Keep making new updates, this 'game' is truly something beautiful. Ps. There are few grammatical/spelling errors within, so just double check some of the words. Overall? I thoroughly enjoyed this soothing hour of my morning. Thankyou. Its designers like you that create hope for the future of gaming.

Amazing Game. I absolutely loved the game. The music is so soothing, gameplay is clever and with the addition of the story, the game is awesome. Admittedly I found it frustrating when I couldn't pass some of the levels but the sense of accomplishment afterwards makes up for that. Keep up the good work :)

Hope...fully this is not the last game. This will be a review of the noble circle. Played the first story of the dark room(the ensign must wait because I refuse to play it before I finish the dark room properly). Before playing the noble circle I knew a bit about flatland and I thought why not give it a try... At first I thought it would be a fun and lighthearted. At the end of the game I had to take one hour of my life and try to comprehend what the game talked about. After that I the credits. I have to say, the passion story really inspired me and made me question my life's effort up until now. Can't wait for your next game.

At least it's not 1 star.. I really wanted to like this game, having played ADR and Ensign multiple times. The design and high concept makes this game even more artistic, something one should take time to appreciate. But the game mechanics is immensely annoying and the pace off putting. After dying the 100th time it's just dull. Which is a great pity because I would love to interact with the world of Flatland far longer. The imagination and most of the design is truly sublime. But I gave up after 10 mins. It's either that or throwing my phone against the wall in anger.

Hope. This game is amazing! I love the storyline and the sound and music in it. The whole game and everything in it just fits together really well and it's just an all round amazing game. I've played your other games too and they're amazing, you're just an amazing game designer. Thanks for making these games that give me HOPE.

Great App. This is a great app, I was confused at first & frustrated that I couldn't pass the levels but it makes you realise there's more to it than just getting to the next stage, the story behind it is worth while! Continue with the amazing apps!!

Hope. Love all the games by this developer. Takes me back to the games of the 80s and 90s that needed to involve the player and have them piece the world together in their own story. Very engaging. Highly recommended!

Hope. This game is amazing, I love the non-traditional gameplay, with more of a storyline. Very interesting, and hard to stop playing :)

One Dimensional. Literally the most pointless game I have found yet

Hope. As someone who is sick of playing games that want to drain me of my money by making me pay for feature i already have or just to speed up the game it is nice to have such refreshingly good games being made. Keep up the good work!

No more rage quits, I Hope.. Well done on opening the Sanctuary to us, Amit.

Hope. Loved every second of it. Now this is my third review of his games and I love it all. A dark room, the ensign and now a noble circle. When I first bought a dark room, the first of the lot, I bought it because it sounded interesting. It's so much more, and so much fun to play. The ensign... Now that game I hated for so long until I finally made some good progress but all the while I keep playing because of hope. After playing and completing a dark room I bought the ensign without even looking at the description and reviews because I hade faith it would be as good as a dark room. And I was right, it was so much more. Then I found a Noble circle on the App Store. For once it was free, amazing. It's such a great game with an amazing story to go with it. I recommend you try this game, and you will love it I promise. You may be frustrated at first but it is amazing. To the creator of this game, keep developing it and making it even better than it already is, and make more apps because I will be first in line to buy them.

Hope. A simple, yet stunning piece. An undoubtedly challenging game, but is sweet at times. The concept of using the simple ideas of shapes in the making of a great game is so creative! The graphic and music tied within the game is sweet and pleasant. Thank for all the effort! It's much appreciated :) sending hope ---->

Hope. When i first got this game, i must admit it. It looked very interesting. And when i first started it up i was great, i LOVED it. And then i reached two levels called: The Axe Gang and The Pursuit Continues. When i reached that i thought that this would just be another rage game, but, i persisted and it was really the ending that hit me, it was more heartfelt and thoughtful than anything i have ever seen and it proved me wrong. Please get this game and support Amirali. Do it for the ending. Please

Hope. More than just a game; it's an experience worth undertaking. Highly recommended to anyone looking for something more than your typical game.

Hope. This is one of those games that reminds us that programming can be an art form. While only a work in progress the simple one button mechanic is executed in a flawless, simple and rage-inducing style that pairs wonderfully with an up and coming story that makes you truly think about the simple things we do every day in everyday life, it's not finished, but if it continues as well as it starts there's going to be a beautiful game at the end, well worth one, measly dollar.

Hope.. Have some a buy this game. Incredibly fun to play, each update makes it even better. A perfect example of how music works to make gameplay even better.

There's 'Hope' yet for the gaming Industry!. Love this masterpiece! Rustic and simplistic gameplay with a meaningful and existential storyline intermingled with sense of humour and creativity. You'll be challenged of course but DON'T give in (or rage quit) please, because you will be due-fully rewarded at the end of the game with some insightful and extremely hilarious content. Thanks to the developer and if you are reading this I wish you all the best with your violin.

Hope. I love what you're doing with your game designs! Keep it up :)

Too hard. I wanna enjoy this but the frustration of constantly dying makes the overall experience less enjoyable if there was an easy mode for people more interested in the story than the gameplay itself that would be awesome

Hope. Really appreciate all your work, it's obvious you have a deep passion for it. Definitely worth the $0.99, will be keeping my eyes open for any of your future endeavours.

Hope. Thank you for inspiring me again,this game kind of reminded me of that poetical, soulish ease of creating which I haven't felt for a while,my favourite part of the update was the dance of the terrified men and women in flat land(at least that's how I viewed it) I'd recommend to anyone in need of anything philosophical or simply someone who likes learning or questioning things

Boring. Big fan of Dark Room and Ensign but I didn't find this enjoyable to play at all, got bored of reading the rambling text and found the jerky gameplay difficult and annoying.

Great game. This game is just fabulous, it really gets my curiosity going. The art is just so fantastic and simple. I loved every moment and finished in one sitting. On a side note there is a point where circle is spelt cirle.

Dead. No longer works. Tried reloading. Nothing. Developer's website has no help options, only some prose and poem rubbish. No options for communication. I've deleted it.

HOPE. Amazing game I love dialogue and you have incorporated so much dialogue. I was talking the other day to someone about a dark room and we were on the topic of dialogue I was one of those players who actually reads dialogue in games such as Pokemon and cod where no one else does like the person I was talking to but they said that a dark room is the only game where they actually read the dialogue. I think you have a dime a great job you are making all the indie gamers out there proud

Frustrating controls. Not a hard game made hard by inaccurate controls. Make the dot go relative to the dot not relative to the bottom middle of the screen.

Hope...full. This is how I wish more games were, to break the 4th wall in such a way, not merely acknowledging your audience, but drawing them in, captivating them. The originality is amazing and the gameplay is simple yet fulfilling (Though I must say it is by no means easy, prepare for slight frustration) thank you Amir, thank you Raphael, thank you Michael and thank you to other indie developers who create works of art that often go unnoticed, I tell you though, you ARE appreciated and admired by your peers, people you have never met and I, "To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world" - Dr Seuss Never think you are nothing, for even nothing is something.

Hope. Games as an art form are struggling for relevance, and even within gaming, you have the neglected mobile games. Seeing someone finally hope to not only see change but be on the front lines is incredible. This game is not only a testament to your capacity to inspire and enthrall, but is also just a really excellently designed game. The mechanics work, the exposition and the storyline create another universe entirely, and seeing a game as a self-aware piece of work is so rare. While there are incredible benefits to immersing the player, it is fascinating when a game is discussing itself, or it does something just to remind players that this is another world. As someone who is looking to enter game concept art and design, I can't wait to see more from the Picasso of modern gaming. Bravo.

Please read indie games 👇. I have a good idea of a game. I think it could kinda be like scribble nuts meaning you write something in a pad and it appears and you use it to build your city like in your game a dark room. And maybe what you can make with the notepad increases meaning you can make it bigger and better

A sleeper hit. I should have known I’d be impressed by something else from the creator of A Dark Room. Well done

Hope!. Thank you for another fantastic and thoughtful game. You rock,sir! I'm a working musician. Your thoughts are relevant in that world also. Thank you for being :)

Hope. Such a beautiful game! Definitely recommend it to all my friends and family

This game. Thank you truly thank you HOPE

Hope. Very addictive for any competitive person that has the will and determination to go on. Played this non-stop and finished up to where it's last updated in 1.5 hours. Looking forward to future updates. I absolutely love the games by this developer, it's deeper and much more intimate than it seems despite the simple interface.

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Unreal. Hands down the most amazing game producer to grace the app store. Always has an amazing story that enthralls you throughout the entire game

Crash!?!. It's such a good game! Frustratingly difficult, but do fun! The new update however (with the blood on the icon) was downloaded and crashes before it opens! I'm on a 9.3.5 IOS software. Yes it's outdated, but it's what I got! Look forward to the game(s)!

Hope (and Awe). Thought provoking...as can be expected from one of Amir's games.

Hope springs eternal. Two years later and the message rings even more true. Never give up that hope, Amir!

hope. This game is stunning and extremely well made. I truly enjoyed playing it.

Hope. A game with a much deeper meaning that just a little circle.

An uninspired take on flatland. This is, mostly, a playable take on Flatland by Edwin Abbott Abbott. Unfortunately, the game isn’t fun, nor is the interpretation interesting. There is an unnecessary tangent on the Planck length, which wasn’t well fleshed out. The positive reviews are too glowing and numerous to be legitimate. I really liked A Dark Room, but I hesitate to buy anything else by the developer due to the spurious reviews.

Incredible game. Definitely worth the price, it's a great experience to play this, recommend 100%

Simply Wonderful. This game, just like A Dark Room and The Ensign, draws you in. It’s unique style is captivating. I can’t wait for more apps by this outstanding story teller.

ANC. An extremely captivating experience. Simple yet elegant. Honestly couldn’t ask for more in a mobile game.

Hope, and love, above all else.. hope

I didn’t enjoy it. I really liked the dark room, so I tried this game. I don’t really like the humor used, but humor is subjective. I also don’t know how to restart the game once you finish it.

Hope. This game is gorgeous and passionate I would like to share details about it but i would spoil it

Won’t work on my device. Hello, this game won’t work on my device. I have a iPhone 8 running 11.4.1. Any time I tap on the app, it gives me a white screen and then crashes. Rebooting did not work. I loved A Dark Room and The Ensign but this app doesn’t seem to work.

A story of epic scale and small heartfelt moments.. What can I say but that I enjoyed it. The game play was simple but delightful. The physics was well presented. Loved it.

Play this game.. You want to play this. Like art? Play this. Like a story? Play this. Like Flatland? Play this. Don't like the ramblings of a developer? Don't care, play this. Are you the developer? Hope. And once again, Hope. Yes I went back and played it again. So beautiful.

Hope. Hope... I now have hope for Mobile games.

Hope. Another great creation. Can't wait to see what's next!

Hope. Give indie games the recognition they deserve. I love all of Amilami Rajan's games. They are so relaxing, peaceful, and interesting beyond anything I expected from text scroll indie games. GIVE ME MORE PLEASE

Hope. What a wonderful story. I enjoyed this game quite a lot and can't wait to see what their future holds!

Sweet game, but you can’t save your progress!. I really really really want to give this game 5 stars, but I can’t for one simple reason. I was playing for 5-10 minutes and had to stop and take a break after reaching a section I couldn’t pass. I made the mistake of closing the app... When I came back, NONE of the progress I had made was saved and I immediately started at the beginning and had to go through all of those levels again. One or twice of doing that was enough to put me off this game. Add an auto-save feature and I’ll edit this and give it the 5 stars!

HOPE!!!!. I love everything about this!

Must Play. This game really puts things into perspective

Just doing what I was told to do.. Hope

Excellent experience. I don’t want to give anything away but I just feel that this is worth playing and you should try ut

Harder than hell. It’s really difficult to get past a little triangle guys! Which means I’ll be fooling with us a bit more!

Hope!!. Thank you for another beautiful game Amir! I actually really needed this message of hope today. More games when you’re able please...

Art. Short and sweet. Unique and worth your time.

Beautiful amazing game! It’s perfect. PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT I absolutely love it. Best app in the store. Fun, challenging, relaxing, it makes your brain think. So many connection from game to reality. This app is beautiful. Just amazing.

Hope. A perfect little universe

True hope. This is life. If you are contemplating its purchase, I have one suggestion. Buy the game, actually, it’s not a game, it’s an experience. So do yourself a favor and give your life a new perspective.

Special thanks. Thanks Amir. This one was amazing. Never stop playing your violin.

Wholesome. This is the most beautiful wholesome and memorable game I have ever played or ever will, I expect. So hard to describe... just so good! Is it a game? A story? Both? You decide!

Crashing. Have had multiple crashes. Game is fun. But, I finally lost my patience after I finally passed “The Bug Guns” only to have my game crash before it saved.

Hope. How's it going? In pursuit of some beauty, perhaps even poetry, as an unexpected result of entertainment? Try it and support it.

Hope.. This made me cry and I just love this so much and I agree and it blew my mind and ITS SO BEAUTIFUL (also add an option to switch between compass and old controls plz I do like both if them)

hope ⚫️. That is all.

Why... Finished the game in ~15 min, thought there would be more but... no. Also, frustrating mechanics and annoyingly small gaps to get your little circle through with time pressure and clunky movement was just... ugh. I enjoyed a dark room and the ensign tremendously, but this just let me down.

Really awesome game. I loved the dark room and the ensign and I love this as well keep up the good work!

hope.. I cried at that one part. I wasn't ready. It came up so fast. Thank you again, Amir, for a third emotional adventure.

Hope. This is what gaming should be. Art made interactive.

Interesting. Hope

Awesome!!!. I cannot say how much I love this game. The amount of thinking that had to go into the story was amazing? I will forever see paper as flatland!

Great game. Can’t believe you got me with that ending, well played

Hope. This game has inspired hope but I wish the you still bounced and not use the compass it had more of a challenge

6AM Procrastination Juice. It’s 5:51 AM. I should be sleeping since I have to get two assignments finished for my English composition 2 class post-sleep today. But I don’t wanna. I got this game over 5 years ago, all the way back in 2016, and I’m revisiting memories of an old mobile game, memories which are slowly slipping into nothingness. Primarily due to my extreme sleep deprivation that borders on insomnia. I’m pretty sure this is a decently large health risk, but honestly I just can’t really muster the strength to care about it anymore after years of battling it. I’m just enjoying one of the few games that can pull me away from my dissociation, and within minutes I get attached to circle. I remind myself to slow down and not ADHD mash my way through everything, and quickly find myself at the end of the main story, before being asked to write a review. Which is going pretty well so far, my ADHD would have normally caused me to get distracted and give up writing less than halfway through but I’m somehow still going. Life has become stale and repetitive, and so I’ve escaped even harder to everything that isn’t the real world, but even that has become stale and repetitive. The worlds I’ve created inside my mind are running out of creativity, the characters I’ve made up are running out of scenarios to be put through, my mind is ceasing to feel anything, but this game still makes me feel something. I like it. I shall now end this incoherent 6 AM ramble of a review. Goodnight. …yknow I probably have depression I should go get that checked out

Hope. The finest indie developer with another masterpiece. Play it with headphones. Let the non-story move you.

Hope. They are no words to describe how much I love this game.

Revisited. Hope

Hope. Please... stop looking at the reviews and experience this masterpiece yourself