Taijitu: A Game About Balance [iPad]

***** Instructions *****

The game divides the screen into two sections via a white line. The shapes that appear to be pulsating are the ones you can rotate by tapping on them. Avoid having the same color in two places on one side of the white line so that the colors are equally distributed on both sides.

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"Such lovely colors, soundscape, and effects, beautifully animated transitions, no time limit to harsh the mellow." -- philodygmn

"The most beautiful, smart, and calming game. Each level is a work of art." -- Poppiesfan

"Like guided meditation with geometry and colors. Nice music too. Very well designed! Kudos to programmers and all the techs who did this; it's a work of art." -- pacellllll

"I find this app completely bypasses my logical brain and puts me in a relaxed creative state. Thank you!" -- CykloFreddie

I love this app; it is amazing to clear the mind, as if you are finding balance within yourself and in the game. -- luxmonterouse

Ambiguous instructions, yes, but if you stick with it, the point becomes intuitive and strangely satisfying. Meditative. An instant favorite. -- Angiegreenthumbd

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"Taijitu is a very interesting game." -- Games In Asia 9.5/10

"It’s a great-looking and fun winding-down game." -- Cult Of Mac 4/5

----- Overview -----

Inspired by the Chinese mythology of Yin and Yang, Taijitu is a puzzle game about balance and harmony. The goal is to interchange shape colors and achieve color balance on each side. The white line separates each different world by top and bottom or left and right. This puzzle game combines the art of geometry with beautiful transitions and ambient music. Plug in your earphones and enjoy the experience.

About "Yin Yang":
In Chinese culture, Yin and Yang represent the two opposite principles in nature. "Yin" characterizes the feminine or negative nature of things, and "Yang" stands for the masculine or positive side. Yin and Yang are in pairs, such as the moon and the sun, female and male, dark and bright, cold and hot, passive and active, etc. But Yin and Yang are not static or just two separate things. The nature of Yin Yang lies in the interchange and interplay of the two components. The alternation of day and night is such an example.