We scanned 456 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
No ads and no in game purchases! Very much enjoyed the game play puzzles, the graphics and the challenges of all these games. Hoping for another sequel but I have and will play these games again. Thanks
Nice to see a real game available. No ad farm, no micro transactions. Just an honest puzzle game. It still looks and sounds great too.
simply WOW. stunning! , relaxing yet challenging. desirably engaging, but not brain-rotting addictive. play at your pace... no clock to race, no hooks to prevent you from living your life, no ads to interrupt. you can tell a lot of detail…
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