Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
👎 Nah. This game runs too many ads. When you remove the transition animation between levels, it's about 20 seconds worth of ads for every 40 seconds or so of actual gameplay. And it's too simple to justify $8 for its no-ads option. 🤨…
omg this is how ad-supported games should be! I love this. I'm on level 38 and the ad experience is great -- one ad every few levels instead of after each one, and the ads are short. The gameplay is fun and fairly straightforward, and the…
Addicting! Been playing all night and morning while watching tv... lol never even went to bed. Love that the ads are spaced apart, unlike other games that play ads after every level. Fun and not too hard, but level 857 is broken and won't…
No ad complaints
Super entertaining 👏 love that there are no ads and its fast paced . Carnival Knockdown is by far my favorite out of the other 4️⃣, very similar, games I also downloaded.
so far level 20 and no ads yet
This game is fun. No ads so far but I expect them to show up soon.
What this app sells
How a review signal works
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