"No More Masterpieces" Artaud

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Tracking 2 keywords for "No More Masterpieces" Artaud in Apple App Store

Developer: Jonathan Harrison Category: games Rating: 4.01

"No More Masterpieces" Artaud tracks 2 keywords (2 keywords rank; full coverage across the tracked set). Key metrics: 0% top-10 coverage, opportunity 71.0, difficulty 33.6, best rank 19.

Tracked keywords

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2  ranked •  0  not ranking yet

Top 10 coverage

0%

Best rank 19 • Latest leader 19

Avg opportunity

71.0

Top keyword: masterpieces

Avg difficulty

33.6

Lower scores indicate easier wins

Opportunity leaders

  • masterpieces

    Opportunity: 71.0 • Difficulty: 33.8 • Rank 19

    Competitors: 28

    53.3
  • masterpiece

    Opportunity: 71.0 • Difficulty: 33.5 • Rank 44

    Competitors: 41

    53.7

Unranked opportunities

Every tracked keyword currently has some ranking data.

High competition keywords

  • masterpiece

    Total apps: 1,620 • Major competitors: 41

    Latest rank: 44 • Difficulty: 33.5

  • masterpieces

    Total apps: 1,535 • Major competitors: 28

    Latest rank: 19 • Difficulty: 33.8

All tracked keywords

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Major Competitors
masterpieces711003453

1,535 competing apps

Median installs: 650

Avg rating: 4.2

1919

28

major competitor apps

masterpiece711003354

1,620 competing apps

Median installs: 716

Avg rating: 4.2

4437

41

major competitor apps

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App Description

“No More Masterpieces” Antonin Artaud
It can be difficult. I have known many people who have given up on the task. This is not for the faint of mind or mentally squeamish. Warning: You may abandon all hope after downloading this puzzle. Joking aside, the sliding puzzle is made up of famous paintings. The aim of the puzzle is to put the painting back together again in the most optimum way. The puzzle has 8 sliding panels in a 3 X 3 square. So one square is free thus allowing the movement of the nearby squares. With each planned move the painting is slowly moved into place. A computer can plan 24 moves ahead. The player is challenged to do the same. There are many different levels to the game from the hardest 23-24 move puzzle to the easiest level of the 9-11 move puzzle. As you might expect the game program always has a next correct move ready. A correct move is defined as one that moves the puzzle closer to completion always resulting in one less move to complete the masterpiece. And one can always know exactly how many moves it would take to complete the masterpiece. This is displayed at the bottom of the puzzle. There are different modes to the game. There is an AUTO mode which will solve the puzzle by continuously moving the puzzle pieces into place. Also there are a few RANDOM modes that just move the puzzle randomly without purpose. Then there is TOUCH mode which allows the player to move the pieces and solve the puzzle. You can switch between modes freely. When one downloads the game and goes to the options page there are 2 pages one should read before playing the game. One is the explanations page which gives the meaning to the buttons one see’s when playing the game. The other is the background page which gives you some of the mathematical logic that can be used to help understand the puzzle.
All works of Art used in the Game are in the Public Domain.
Creative works that have no protection under intellectual property laws are considered to be in the public domain, and may be freely used by anyone in any way and for any purpose.
I use 2 musical pieces.
Both the musical piece and the performance are in the public domain. They were downloaded from the Wikimedia Commons website with MUSOPEN providing the actual recordings.

All the music that MUSOPEN hosts is royalty and copyright free.

I use 5 paintings, all in the Public Domain, They are ava