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Aggressive ad load
EDIT: Oh dear, got to level 600 and the forced ads started to sneak in. Seems to be one every two or three levels. And you were doing so well - there's no need for it really. ORIGINAL: Unreal, an actual decent game with no forced ads…
I've been enjoying this game due to the ad free nature. Now I'm getting ads every few plays. The app info says ad free but now I have ads and a pop up to pay for ad free for a few days or a week. Why the change?
I was happy playing without ads until around level 600. Then forced ads started appearing. I'm gonna uninstall the game if they keep appearing. They ruin gameplay. REPLY TO DEVELOPER: You already have in-app purchases! Forced ads are not…
Misleading advertising
Yes, this game is addictive. I'm on an amazing team. The only problem at this point is the fact that the advertisement for this game said there were no advertisements. There weren't any and it was amazing. There weren't any until the last…
One star because the ad for Cube Busters showed an entirely different game experience than the actual experience. The ad showed blocks moving upwards, and when you place block causing an explosion, remaining pieces fall down further after…
I must have downloaded the wrong game. The sample game that is being advertised is nothing like what I downloaded. Plus this game progress is very dependent on spending money.
No ad complaints
Previously a Two Dots player, I have switched to Cube Blasters! This game is so much better! Ad free, strategic, relaxing, engaging, fun. everything Two Dots used to be. Even the power ups are reasonably priced. Enough to keep me playing…
This was originally advertised as no ads, which was true until I hit level 600 a couple of days ago and now there are ads. You can pay for no ads but it's a ridiculous price. So I'm not playing anymore.
It's fun so far, no intrusive ads yet. Its well designed and the characters are cute. Just started playing today. so far, its my favorite block app. I'll return for a five star once I've played for a bit. 💜 Update: went from a 4 to a 5…
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