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I love the graphics and game overall. I don't always want to play the small games. some annoy me and are repetitive. and sometimes I just find the game relaxing without them. I think this game would b perfect if I didn't have to pay 50…
Fun and interesting game with good graphics and sound. I would give this a 5 if it wasn't for the extremely annoying monetization system. unlike the other good games from this studio who charge for hints or let you watch ads, this one…
The lightning(??) that lets you get on with the game runs out too quickly, and I can't even watch ads to replenish it. Makes playing an otherwise fun game a slog.
Energy / timer gating
It seems to be a decent game except for the energy gimmick. I cannot stand games that make you use "energy" for every action and then expect you to pay for more energy. It makes the app less of a game and more as something trying to use…
Why is energy added to this game? i can't play the game again until my energy is refilled. This is so annoying.
Great game, on par with other five-bn creations! However I agree with others that the energy refill is too slow, or remove the need for energy altogether. The other games don't have it, there is already enough to keep you occupied without…
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