My brother and I formed a company to make iPhone games. We named it FuzziTail. Our first is a puzzle game called Mondrian. (There’s a facebook page if you need hints!)
What is it?
We’ve got a lot of great press, but there are critics too. Noted critic Vanderfield Clausen hates the new Mondrian themed iPhone puzzle game.
Here’s a review from iTunes:
5 ****** A masterpiece
Challenging and unique puzzles is what the iDevices are all about and Mondrian does not dissapoint. First, it has an exquisite presentation based on the artist’s style. Mondrian himself guides you through the toughest puzzles, even helping you out when stuck. The levels themselves are quite hard, but the joy you derive when solving one, is of the highest caliber. As others have stated, you will probably have a hard time solving them all, but it’s completly worth it. Give it a try and get ready to embark in one of the most challenging journeys on the iDevice.



February 3rd, 2010
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Jon Armstrong is a speculative fiction writer. His first novel, Grey, was published in 2007 and was short-listed for the Philip K Dick Award. That same year, Jon was also nominated for the Campbell Award for Best New SF Writer.