- May 14, 2017
- purplElephant
History2048: 3D puzzle number game
37%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
music
56% User Score 16 reviews
Platforms
About
History 2048 is a familiar logic game, with beautiful graphics. Travel trough the evolution of mankind, meet with famous kings, warlords and adventurer.








Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
graphics5 positive mentions
music2 negative mentions
- The game features appealing animated graphics that represent different time periods in history, making it visually enjoyable.
- The gameplay is easy to learn and surprisingly addictive, providing a fun experience for fans of puzzle games like 2048.
- The inclusion of an undo option adds a layer of strategy and helps enhance the overall gameplay experience.
- The game lacks depth and variety, feeling repetitive and boring after a short period of play.
- There are technical issues, including crashes and high CPU usage, which detract from the overall experience.
- The game is essentially a clone of 2048 with minimal unique features, making it feel less valuable compared to free alternatives.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their appealing aesthetics and smooth performance, with a color scheme that enhances the visual experience. However, some users find the graphics overly cluttered, particularly on smaller screens, which can detract from gameplay clarity. While the animated visuals effectively represent different historical periods, they may not engage players uninterested in history, and there is a sentiment that the graphics could have been better utilized to enhance gameplay options.
“The game runs smoothly, the graphics look great, and the color scheme used makes the game pleasant to look at.”
“+ appealing animated graphics that represent different time periods in history.”
“A simple matching game with superb graphics, though more gameplay options should have been added, but it's a great game for killing some time.”
“However, one look at the screenshots on a 4-inch phone makes it clear that these graphics are far too cluttered for small screens (see [i]tokyo 2048[/i] for a minimalist graphical version which fits far better on a phone).”
“Even on a laptop, a full board can be harder to read quickly than a numerical grid, but the fancy graphics do help justify the decision to play what is essentially a phone game on your PC.”
“Aside from the graphics, the main features that distinguish it from all the other clones are an undo button with a 20-second cooldown and, judging from the level 'unlock' screen which shows your progress, a maximum tile 'level' of 16 (=65k in a traditional 2048 game using number tiles).”