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This is one of the best puzzle games on Android. While I find the game to be fairly easy overall, every level is cleverly designed. In lieu of a tutorial, the game itself shows you every new mechanic, which combined with the handy undo…
Great little puzzle golf game with different worlds that each have different land types that change the way the ball behaves. There are a nice number of levels and no ads, well worth it for the price. Even when a stage was a bit harder…
The game is fun and I am enjoying it, but it would be helpful to have a hint option available. Some when you start and others earned somehow. Not having any at all is frustrating when you are stuck. I do really appreciate the fact that it…
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