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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Good, relaxing game. Love that it's ad-free. Appealing graphics and music. Simple game mechanics. Puzzles progress in difficulty as you go but are never impossible or stressful. My only suggestion would be to make it so you can go back…
I love this game so much I found myself playing it all over again when I beat all the levels. It's challenging at times, but that's the fun part because it makes you think. I only wish there were more levels because this app is so much…
I really enjoyed this game! I got it on play pass so there were no ads or in-app purchases. It was relaxing but I would have liked more levels.
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