Work your puzzle brain with TalLee Perfect Sphere [Game Review]
December 5, 2011 | by Jamie Maltman    Evaluated version: 1.0.3
Pros: Intuitive Controls, Responsive, Addictive  Cons: Graphics
May Not Engage Everyone   TalLee Perfect Sphere by Memy Ish
Shalom.  If you’re into spatial math puzzles, definitely give
this one a shot. I am better at math puzzles than the spatial
side, and I still found this fun and addictive.  You start with
a sphere divided into six colored “sides”, with each side
divided into a 3×3 grid, which is given an individual number. At
any given time you’re looking at one side, which is where it
looks like Sudoku. That’s where the similarity stops, because
your goal is to get each of the 6 sides to add up to a
predetermined number. Tap on a number to select it, and tap on a
second to complete the swap and see the recalculated totals per
side. Swipe the sphere in any direction to move to that side. To
keep things flowing quickly, the game keeps track of the running
total for each side co