Hi
Great fun
Great job! Here’s to Christmas 2020’s app!
So much fun!!!
The only change I would make is something a little more exciting on Christmas Day! It was a bit of a let down. That said, I STILL access it to see all the cool animation. I hope there will be a 2020 version. I will definitely be getting it!!!
Boys loved it!
The only improvement that could be made is:
1. Something more exciting to open on Christmas Day.
2. Make the gift store more clear. It was difficult to find the place to put in the promo code I had received.
My mom paid to get 10 promo and gifted them out to the family. Everyone loved it and talked about it when together. The other review is right that it was confusing at first, but three misunderstood how to go about opening the gifts. You only need to purchase “gifts” (promo codes for others to have unlimited access to the app) once and you are able to have full access to all the gifts!
Rubbish. Pay to play...
Response from developer
Sorry sueshe23 for your dissapointment. You can open the many unnumbered presents for free and there are some cool things like a train, countdown timer, owl etc. But to open the numbered presents you need to buy a gift pack.
By Sophie
Response from developer
Thanks Sophie. If you email us at support@adventvillage.com we will send you some gift packs so you can share the app with your friends and family and unlock all their presents.
Stupid/expensive!
Response from developer
Sorry GED for the confusion. You can open the many unnumbered presents for free and there are some cool things like a train, countdown timer, owl etc. But to open the numbered presents you ONLY NEED 1 GIFT PACK not 25. If you buy 20 GIFT PACKS you can send a GIFT PACK to 20 Friends or Family and that UNLOCKS all gifts for each of them. That would only cost you $0.75 per person, so it is really good value. We will look to make this clearer in the GIFT SHOP. In the meantime, if you email us at support@adventvillage.com we will send you a code to get 20 Gift Packs FREE to send to your friends and family as a way to say sorry for the confusion.