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Aggressive ad load
I gave this game a 4-star rating because of the forced ads after every level. There are no ads from level 1 - 10. After you pass level 10, there is an ad after every level. If the ads were spread out, say after every 2 levels, or so, it…
the game is pretty fun. I hate the forced ads with a passion. but my biggest problem with this game is that I have it all set to silent in the app but it still chimes everytime I get the conveyor extension. please fix it.
Forced ads are one thing, forced ads that open a webpage using scareware to try and convince a user to download malicious files is another entirely. And shows a lack of due diligence on someone's part in the chain of developer to ad…
No ad complaints
I'd like to amend my previous complaint about the new version of the game. I was upset that there are zero coins given for finishing a level when an ad free expansion costs 500 coins. However, I do like that as an award for finishing some…
Great Game, just needs one more thing - An ad-free option. They're after every level, and as the levels are around 5 mins, then they're not too bad, but still, give us an ad-free one off purchase.
Upgrading to 5 stars. I didn't give it a fair try before I wrote my previous rating. This is a great 5 star game with no ads. I just needed to slow down and learn to restart the level if I made a mistake.
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