SwitchTile - A New Puzzle for your Touchscreen Device [Android]

Is anybody still playing this? I've recently bought the pro version (this game totally deserves my 1.29€).
My PBs are 0.22 / 3.77 / 12.83 and I average like ~2.5 / ~8.5 / ~18

Gotta catch up to AlexMaass records!

lol yeah I'm still playing this

My PBs:
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I've gotten 2.88 before the non pro version came out lol

I made a subreddit for this (http://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchTile/) but its kinda dead now.
 
3x3 - 3.235 avg100, 2.194 avg12, 1.716 avg5
4x4 - 7.390 single, 10.037 avg5, 12.879 avg12
5x5 - 19.716 single, 24.535 avg5
6x6 - 46.585
7x7 - 1:13.744
8x8 - 1:46.32
9x9 - 2:20.231
10x10 - 3:13.832
3-7 relay - 3:23.241
3x3 marathon - 3:19.674, 449 moves at 2.25 moves/sec, 10.69 moves and 4.75 seconds per puzzle on average


today I started attempting a 99x99, here is my progress so far: http://prntscr.com/5ax8ts
 
47.313 8x8
1:26.690 10x10
2:32.388 12x12
3:26.650 14x14
4:18.204 16x16
6:14.110 18x18

e: wtf cale you're crazy
e2: because of you I'm allowing 3 digits in the size now, not my fault if you crash your browser ;)
 
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e: wtf cale you're crazy
says the guy who solved a 128x128x128 and yottaminx :P
e2: because of you I'm allowing 3 digits in the size now, not my fault if you crash your browser ;)
I don't even think I'll try anything over 30 again after I'm done, this takes way too long and makes my ring and pinky fingers hurt

Progress update: http://prntscr.com/5ay5nz
55x99 block solved, includes all of yellow
 

Here's an attempt at a tutorial for my roux method.

It involves making opposite columns, then more columns as you work your way in.

The video demonstrates 6x6 and 8x8 being solved with this method.
 
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*video*

Here's an attempt at a tutorial for my roux method.

It involves making opposite columns, then more columns as you work your way in.

The video demonstrates 6x6 and 8x8 being solved with this method.
I mostly use a layer by layer method with some column building involved, and I find that when I use column building for all of it except the top row, my movecount is lower but it takes more time for me to think about what to do. For really large puzzles where speed doesn't matter as much as movecount, using columns is definitely the best way to go.

99x99 progress update: http://prntscr.com/5b4rh4
79 rows are complete, 20 left
 
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30x30 switchtile done. Nothing special but it's my first day solving these things, so whatever

 
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