Fun as a temporary download
At first the game is fun until you reach like room 3-4 cause you have to play a lot more levels to get enough points for 1 item. I could play for 30 min and not be able to get a rug for example.
If you have an iPhone, the part that shows how many points you have is behind the camera part of the screen so it’s impossible to even know how many you have unless you can somehow keep track in your head. I could overlook it when items only costed 1 and 2 points but when the items cost anywhere from 3-11 it starts to get annoying.
I also feel like there are certain words that are real like “die” or “doer” but accepts word like “died” or “Ben.” It feels like grasping at straws to make the levels harder. Maybe there should be a way to look at the definitions of the words or a report feature for words that show up as right/wrong when the user feels otherwise. At least you’d feel like you’re learning something instead of feeling cheated. Ben was literally a word on one level and I looked it up and found it’s a Scottish term for something or a name. Just because it’s in a dictionary doesn’t always mean it works for a game like this.
If you have an iPhone, the part that shows how many points you have is behind the camera part of the screen so it’s impossible to even know how many you have unless you can somehow keep track in your head. I could overlook it when items only costed 1 and 2 points but when the items cost anywhere from 3-11 it starts to get annoying.
I also feel like there are certain words that are real like “die” or “doer” but accepts word like “died” or “Ben.” It feels like grasping at straws to make the levels harder. Maybe there should be a way to look at the definitions of the words or a report feature for words that show up as right/wrong when the user feels otherwise. At least you’d feel like you’re learning something instead of feeling cheated. Ben was literally a word on one level and I looked it up and found it’s a Scottish term for something or a name. Just because it’s in a dictionary doesn’t always mean it works for a game like this.
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