Review signals only — 3 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
i love word games but i often delete them due to ads after every level however, this one is fantastique. Ads are not noticeable as run along the top or bottom of page and not interupt game play. Game itself is great too. Been years since…
I've been playing this game off and on for over a year because I like it. First there was a dictionary issue which was fixed. Then the game was freezing up, which was fixed. Now an ad for some hole game appeared which went to a black…
I enjoyed this game, a good variation of words & challenging, but the ads have become torturous attempts at brainwashing. Bad enough that by the time you hit level 100 there is a freaking ad after every level. By Level 140 it's the same…
Misleading advertising
Junk. Way too easy, and nothing like the game depicted in the ad I saw that introduced me to the game to begin with. A pop-up eventually arose, offering free coins and a chance to watch an ad for 100 coins. I figured what the heck, might…
Absolutely nothing like the advertised blurb. Also nothing like the pictures shown. Which, I might add, was why I downloaded it. It's just another same old same old. I have uninstalled it. A great shame as it was a really good game.
Looks nothing like the advertisement. There are many other versions available.
No ad complaints
Such a fun and addictive game! If you're a fan of word and puzzle games then you won't regret downloading this one! It's a perfect blend of anagrams & solitaire.. The best part? There's no ads boggling down your gameplay! So far the only…
Makes you think, tests your vocabulary and spelling. really enjoying it plus No Ads!
Love having no ads. Keeps my mind thinking.
What this app sells
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