Alright, Idle Play
The game begins with you having fifty/fifty keys. Each level is fifteen keys. This means that you get to play three rooms before you need to: buy keys (various options) or watch an advertisement (five keys). I have done nothing to get more keys, so I will not get to play more. The few rooms were a fun idle play for the few minutes it took to go through. I leave three stars because I do not have interest in games that limit how much I can play (such as this requiring keys to progress, rather than ‘endless rooms’ that I play through until I decide to be done, or other games having ‘lives’ that refill after z hours, etcetera). The imagery is good, sound can be turned off, and the three levels I got to try were all positives. I do not know if the keys refill themselves over time. Worth the download if you want an advertisement after each room and are willing to buy into the game frequently.
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Loved it
Great game! So addictive. Please make more 😍😍🙌
Cheating, unreasonable
Many perfectly okay puzzles, but there are some that are deliberately obfuscated in such a way that makes them effectively unsolvable without a hint, which of course, you have to buy or watch an ad for. Reject this kind of sleazy game design and skip this one.