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I love this simple game!! No ads, no difficult side games to play to level up. Very nice relaxing game!! Right after posting this review, I went back to playing this game only to, sadly find out, the game wants me to sign up for chat to…
I really like this game, especially as there's no ads! It's easy to play and the graphics are great. But.....what I don't like is sometimes when you go to make a power up, the items move in the opposite direction to the way I want them to…
Only started playing this game about an hour ago and still getting use to it. Like the no ads feature. first game I have played with no ads. The graphics are very good as well.
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