We scanned 400 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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No ad complaints
Almost perfect! I can turn off all of the ( to me cheating) highlights, it doesn't drain my battery because there are no ads flashing on and off all the time, and I can adjust a bunch of things to make it exactly how I want. If it had a…
No ads, game always works. New puzzles anytime you want. No in game purchases. Great, in pretty much every way.
Really good, and no ads. Update :- It keeps saying that it unable to connect. Most annoying, especially when you have got what should be a decent rated game on extreme. Please check up on this. Superb service, shortly after sending this I…
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