Needs more features. - kishina

If you clear multiple lines you can send them to your opponent (it's an option). The game does speed up as you progress, maybe you're not getting far enough.

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Wednesday, February 22 2006 @ 03:16 AM PST

Needs more features. - Deborah Shadovitz

While I agree somewhat, I don't agree fully. I use the single play mode, not networked. There already is a speedup as you go and I'm happy with that speed. I would like bonus points when I clearn the board. The jumping guy was fun to see added though; I'd like him to stay. Music? Yes, something along the lines of the original game would be nice, as long as I can turn it off. Exploding blocks? I'm not sold on that. I have a game for that. The challenge of the speed and fit is what Quinn is about. I like the calm.

I like Quinn as my few minutes to clear my brain while I'm working, or a reward at the end of the day. It's been developing nicely.

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Thursday, March 02 2006 @ 11:21 AM PST

Needs more features. - Simon_Härtel_970

Just let me make one small comment: Since I'm not a musician, I found it difficult to find suitable background music which fits my demands and is freely available (not copyrighted). Just some "simple midi" would probably become pretty boring soon, so I decided to do without that in Quinn. But I found out that it's much more enjoyable to listen to whatever music you like thru iTunes while playing. I currently recommend Jamiroquai; to me that seems the perfect music for playing Quinn. :-)

-- Simon

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Saturday, March 11 2006 @ 02:13 AM PST

Needs more features. - macDigital

that's terrible. maybe you should ask for your money back.

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Monday, March 27 2006 @ 06:02 AM PST