Mannheim, Germany – Indie developer, Jan Essig today is proud to announce the release and immediate availability of easy! – a deluxe brainteaser 0.9.1, a fast-paced logic game developed exclusively for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. easy! throws rapid-fire logic questions at players, requiring them to answer within three seconds by swiping their finger right for true, or left for false. The game’s fast pace requires players to answer quickly, while also pushing them to exercise the logic center of their brain.

While the concept of the game is easy to learn, it’s tough to master. The questions come fast and furious. Are tomatoes blue? Does sand taste sweet? Can a finicky eater be eaten? Math problems and image-based questions add to the difficulty, and the fun. Answer quickly, or the game is over! For every question that is answered correctly, players receive one point. Get five correct answers in a row, and the theme of questioning changes. If an answer comes too slowly or if the answer is the wrong one, then it’s Game Over.

“I’ve always had a soft spot for logic puzzles, as well as fast-moving quiz games,” says developer Jan Essig. “With easy! I’ve been able to merge both types of games into one fast-moving, hectic brainteaser. When I came up with the idea of the player quickly swiping a finger left or right to answer the questions, while also increasing the pressure on them by requiring them to look out for shifts in the type of questions, I knew that players would find that it was an entertaining challenge! I have always relished developing educational apps, while also making them fun to play. easy! is the best of both worlds!”

Features:
* 4 questions and statements
* 30 false answers and 30 correct answers respectively
* 3 seconds to think
* Swipe right for true, swipe left for false
* Merciless rating system
* Intuitive controls
* A Purple Monster
* Entertaining sound effects
* Colorful graphics
* Challenge friends and family
* Game Center Leaderboard
* Entertaining and challenging fun for all ages

Players will find that the trickiest feature of easy! is the way it seamlessly shifts gears with every five correct answers. Players may go from answering whether a set of math questions are correct, (or incorrect, watch out for that!), and then move right into a batch of true or false “Does this taste sweet?” questions. Just when a contestant becomes comfortable with a set way of logically approaching a certain group of questions, the game switches up on them, and it goes off on a completely different line of questioning.

easy! also includes Game Center integration, so players can easily see how well their score compares those of their family, friends, or even complete strangers from around the world! Players can also easily challenge others to join in the fun, so now they can compete to prove once and for all who thinks fastest in a pinch. Players who show long-term dedication to the game could leap to the top of the Leaderboard.

easy! is fun for the whole family. Kid-friendly questions and answers make the game safe to play for any age group. The game’s Purple Monster mascot, colorful graphics, and humorous sound effects make it a great game for younger players, while the tricky, continually shifting lines of questioning in the game make it an entertaining challenge for teenage and adult players.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
* Optimized for iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus
* Requires iOS 7.0 or later
* 25.2 MB

Pricing and Availability:
easy! A deluxe brainteaser! 0.9.1 is $0.99 (USD) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category. Review copies are available upon request.

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Jan Essig is an indie App Developer & Illustrator from Mannheim, Germany, who has been creating apps from scratch since 2011. Jan’s development focus is on making educational apps for kids and silly games for… older kids. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2015 Jan Essig. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.