TouchTone™ app for iPhone and iPad
In todays world, its all on the line. Answer the call.
Join your fellow citizens to decrypt suspicious messages and help make our nation safer and stronger! For every puzzle you solve, for every dangerous message you bring to our attention, you make your family and your country that much safer.
Solve high-level decryption algorithms through a puzzle-like interface, then uncover potential plots and unmask suspicious individuals. Reach into their past to follow their movements and uncover their motives, track their associations and evaluate the threat.
The guilty have nowhere to run.
The innocent have nothing to hide.
Pros and cons of TouchTone™ app for iPhone and iPad
TouchTone™ app good for
Great puzzles, and theres quite a bit of humor, in my eyes.
Definitely buy this game.
Its a really fun game, though I wish there was some variety in the puzzles.
If you enjoyed Device 6, Sword and Sorcery or King of Dragon Pass the story telling will appeal to you.
If Threes!, The Room or Hundreds gameplay appealed to you then this is also up your alley.
Straight forward. Puzzling. Minimal. With beautiful visuals and sound.
Some bad moments
Just a puzzle game. A very repetitive puzzle game. They try at some sort of story to go along with it but I found it to be annoying. They give you the option to make a choice now and again but just tell you if it was wrong or not after and give no penalty. Take your chances.
I love this game. Period. I just love games where you fake hack.
Direct quote: "Samir is a Muslim and Iranian, so our work is half done." Meaning our work finding terrorists. Because being Iranian and Muslim means youre a terrorist...
Whoever wrote these national security threats is seriously backward.
Lets perpetuate the notion that Muslims and Middle Eastern people pose a threat to U.S. National Security. The game was intriguing at first, but lost me when the target is deemed dangerous because he is Iranian and a Muslim. But then again, there no such thing as socially responsible gaming.
The gameplay and plot are interesting but the criteria for what constitutes probable cause for further surveillance are totally whack. Two guys talking about smoking a joint are a national security threat but a Wall Street exec illegally trying to get his junk derivatives rated as AAA investments isnt. Right. Thanks for this asinine contribution to the surveillance debate.
This game is pretty good. However I found it to be a bit racist. Just throwing that out there. Being a Muslim doesnt automatically make one a terrorist.