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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
This game is great fun, progressively challenging and worth the ad-free cost. I played 10 levels first, had ads after every level above 5. Paid the ad fee (a little pricy but better than a weekly or monthly cost, which I won't do) and had…
boring and the advertised game doesn't appear as usual. I wish you developers would just advertise your games truthfully, lying doesn't get you anything but negative feedback. also why do we have to have an advert after every single level…
Fun Game, WAY TOO MANY ADS. Once you get past the first few, introductory levels it gets ridiculous. You will spend as much time watching ads as you will playing the game. Play a level, watch an ad. Play a level, watch an ad. And so far…
No ad complaints
Excellent, addictive and fun to play. One of the best in this genre. But most important to me was the excellent customer support I received from this dev. First day, no ads, after which you can purchase no ads forever once ads become…
would have been 5 stars except for the fact that I paid for the ad free and my device was damaged so I had to switch it to a new device and I cannot pickup my progress or my ad free payment on the new device. uugghhh same email/play store…
Pleasant game, waiting to see if it gets too hard (I had a game that did), love the no ads forever one time fee, would like to see relaxing background (Zen?) rather than plain stark white. If I see improvements I will update my rating. 👌
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