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No ad complaints
Perfect game to kill time, and trust me, it kills it fast! Writing this after winning the Global Game Award because the game politely popped up and told me to. No ads, no drama, just pure addiction. Highly recommend if you just want a…
Almost too good of a game, completely ad-free, engaging and a great time sink. Might want to set an alarm so you remember to stop playing to eat lol
Buy it. No regrets. I keep forgetting this game has no ads. So I've told myself before "Have a break when an ad pops up". Then I end up playing for ages, then forgetting again it doesn't have ads. 10/10 Would forget about ads again.
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