You should get it and play it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=unity.Annapurna.Gorogoa

Yes we should.

(But it is also not the cheapest one ever.)

Yup.

Ha! I didn't even realize it was here on GOG. The Android version is 4.99 and worth every penny

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Looks artsy-fartsy, not sure if that is a good or bad thing.

The user reviews seem to praise it so yeah, maybe I need to try it at some point, on a sale.

EDIT: Foolish me, I confused the games. Please ignore me.

I've only played the PC version. Touch controls might even be a little better than mouse for this one, but it would be a shame to play this on anything smaller than a 7-inch screen because the intricate art is integral to the game. So if you have a tablet, I'd say it wouldn't hurt to try the Android version, but don't if all you have is a smartphone.

I got it for my phone specifically. And I love it on the phone. I mean, yes, it's small, but my phone has 720p resolution. So, I think it's fine.

It is designed for touch controls. The controls are simple. You move panels around a four-square. It's the way the panels interact with each other that is the delight and the puzzle.

The game is actually challenging at times. And the challenge is finding patterns in the art. The art is telling a story from multiple viewpoints but with no words. The art moves and motifs repeat; panels fit togetyher and then change each other.

It's a marvel. And a good game.

I'm mad at Humble for dropping the Humble Mobile Bundles entirely, as this game would've ended up in one sooner or later. :(

Sure, don't provide a link to it.

And also don't mention that it appears to be based on a music album.

Do tell.

I searched for it by name on the Google Play store, and needless to say…

What? How, why, where, when, how, and why? Say what?

My only reason to visit humblebundle.com anymore, in order to amass more cheap Android games I'll never play.