Magic Flute by Mozart App Reviews

The adaptation of Mozart’s score reminds me of Wendy Carlos Switched on Bach and Clockwork Orange film scores… great work!

I love how you put this puzzler with the magic flute- the perfect combination!!

The graphics, the puzzles, the music, everything. Amazing.

Beautifully designed and some challenging gameplay. Cant wait for Act II.

I liked this game. It is fun to play and each level gets progressively harder.

This one is tough (at least for me) but gorgeous and engrossing. A+!

Enjoyable game. Problem solving skills needed. When I had a difficulty, emailed designer and he helps with a hint. Great game. Keeps me entertained.

A fun game of wit and strategy with the exception that there is no explanation as to what causes the vile snake to steal a square or where the "exit" is on step 6. Disappointed in that -- cant go further if you dont know the goals.

This game is charming and winsome, beautiful and catchy!!!!

Beautiful visuals + clever puzzles = overall a great game!

My favorite iPad game to date. Beautiful in every way. Relaxing with other-worldly music. The scenery is stunning. The puzzle action is very well wrought: it is fun in its self to slide the tiles back and forth. I highly recommend to all music lovers and especially Mozart fans.

I keep playing it over and over trying to beat my best time. The graphics are great and the challenges are very innovative. Love that the story line is based on Mozarts opera.

Amazing! Please keep more like this coming.

If you have a brain, and you like to use it, this is the game for you. No rockm, sockm, shootm up nonsense, just your intellect against the software designers increasingly challenging puzzles. Youre gonna love it!

One of the best puzzle games I have played. Cant wait for act 2 !

Enjoying this game. Fun challenge.

Well, the music and storyline were written by Mozart and Schikaneders theater group back in the late 1700s so I award no points for that. The game itself is pretty simple, however, I have to admit that there is a great atmosphere that is lacking in so many puzzle games. I felt compelled to keep advancing through the levels to the act 1 finale. Writing an original story would have been more appealing to me, though I suppose this is a great way to expose young people to the classics, I bet over half the people playing this dont even know what an opera is, let alone Mozart. Now when you click episode 2 it sends you to go see the real opera. I guess the project got shelved. Pity.