30 levels. A task
Adrian Tomas30 levels. A task is an Android puzzle game in which players look at a photo and guess the word it represents across 30 levels. The listing describes it as a free app in seven languages that can be played alone or with other people.
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About this app
30 levels. A task is an Android puzzle game in which players look at a photo and guess the word associated with it, working through 30 levels of word association and logic challenges. The listing describes it as a free app available in several languages, designed for solo play or for playing with other people.
How a photo challenge is played
The central activity is simple: each challenge presents a photo, and the player's task is to identify the word the image represents. The listing presents this as the core rule, with a focus on logic and mindfulness. Because the answer is a word rather than a fixed action, players are encouraged to consider what the picture could be associated with. The description notes that the answer may not be obvious at first glance.
Hints and approach
The listing mentions a hint option for players who are stuck, and its tips advise using hints strategically rather than right away. It also recommends studying each photo carefully before answering and approaching the image with creative word associations. The source does not explain how hints are obtained or how many are available, so those details are not covered here.
Playing alone or with others
The game is presented as suitable for playing with family, friends, or colleagues, as well as alone. One suggested approach is to challenge others to see who can guess the word first, which makes the game interactive. The listing also says it can be played at home, on the go, or during a break.
Languages and listing details
According to the description, the game is available in seven languages: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. The listing identifies the developer as Adrian Tomas, the version as 1.8, and the category as Puzzle. It describes the app as free, but it does not provide details about in-app purchases or advertising.
Version history
View all26 Dec 2024 · stable
Frequently asked questions
Who developed 30 levels. A task?
The listing identifies Adrian Tomas as the developer.
Which version is described in the listing?
The listing describes version 1.8 of the app.