I'll be honest with you and say that I'm not the world's biggest fan of puzzle style games. However, Trid for BlackBerry 10 caught my eye in BlackBerry World and as it was free to download I thought I would give it a shot. Turns out the game is pretty darn sweet.
The idea of Trid is to mimic the small square tiles on a larger board. It's kind of hard to describe so if you get the opportunity to watch the video I would recommend it. There are a few variations of the game but I favor the time trial one which really piles on the pressure.
The user interface is kept plain but the combination of black, white and yellow looks awesome. Once you finish a game you can share your scores as the developer has included tabs for Twitter, Facebook and Google+ so kudos to him for that.
If you fancy some fast, fun packed, free, puzzle gaming then go and grab Trid. It's a bunch of fun.
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