Taijitu: A Game About Balance 1.23

The game divides the screen into two sections via a white line. You can rotate the pulsating shapes by tapping on them to ensure even color distribution on both sides of the line.

Highlighted by Apple as Best New Games, "Taijitu" has received positive feedback from users:

• "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

Recent reviews from Games In Asia and Cult Of Mac praised Taijitu:

• Games In Asia (9.5/10): "Taijitu is a very interesting game."
• Cult Of Mac (4/5): "It’s a great-looking and fun winding-down game."

Inspired by Chinese mythology, Taijitu is a puzzle game emphasizing balance and harmony through color manipulation and artistic transitions. Designed around the concept of Yin and Yang, players must achieve color equilibrium on each side by swapping shape colors. The game offers a serene experience with ambient music and geometric art.

About "Yin Yang": In Chinese culture, Yin and Yang symbolize opposing natural forces that continuously interact to maintain balance in the universe.