One of the better ones, but…
I am enjoying this game. I have just cleared level 1000, and it's unusual for me to get that far. Usually they become too frustrating or too boring long before that point. I'm even willing to spend a little money now and then on occasional power-ups. You do have a good game overall.
Since there was a recent survey, and I did complete it but there wasn't space to say this, I'll say it here. There are a couple of things stopping you from getting that fifth star out of me.
For one thing, I don't like a lot of mini-games and side quests. A few are fine, but being inundated with a bunch of bunny trails as soon as I open a game can be annoying. When I download a game, it's because I want to play specifically that game, not that game plus fourteen others besides. I can have fun dressing the baby in outfits, and the back story is mildly interesting. Other than that, I just plain don't give a flip about anything besides clearing the levels. Why don’t I play Candy Crush, then? Because Candy Crush is one of those that got too frustrating after a while.
The other thing is, the ads. Not the ones that may pop up while I'm playing Babytopia. I'm talking about the ads FOR Babytopia that pop up in other apps. I'm starting to see those "mean girls" animated story lines with Babytopia characters. We’ve all seen them. The ones where a poor young woman is down on her luck, sitting on the sidewalk covered in mud, and a rich young woman in expensive clothes deliberately walks by and steps on her hand. Or a rich young woman pushes a poor young woman into a mud puddle and walks away looking smug. Or a woman replaces her roommate’s face cream with glue, and now her date is repulsed and won’t go out with her, and he walks off arm in arm with the roommate, who taunts her on the way out.
I don't like it. Those "mean girls" plots also stereotype men by portraying them as not caring if the women they date are cruel, spiteful, and vindictive, as long as they’re hot. The ads repulse me so much, I have been known to delete games that use them.
For now I'm going to keep on playing, and on occasion I may even buy power-ups, but I'm letting you know that if I see a lot of that type of advertisement in the future, it will be bye-bye Babytopia. I won't support that.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for the game.
Since there was a recent survey, and I did complete it but there wasn't space to say this, I'll say it here. There are a couple of things stopping you from getting that fifth star out of me.
For one thing, I don't like a lot of mini-games and side quests. A few are fine, but being inundated with a bunch of bunny trails as soon as I open a game can be annoying. When I download a game, it's because I want to play specifically that game, not that game plus fourteen others besides. I can have fun dressing the baby in outfits, and the back story is mildly interesting. Other than that, I just plain don't give a flip about anything besides clearing the levels. Why don’t I play Candy Crush, then? Because Candy Crush is one of those that got too frustrating after a while.
The other thing is, the ads. Not the ones that may pop up while I'm playing Babytopia. I'm talking about the ads FOR Babytopia that pop up in other apps. I'm starting to see those "mean girls" animated story lines with Babytopia characters. We’ve all seen them. The ones where a poor young woman is down on her luck, sitting on the sidewalk covered in mud, and a rich young woman in expensive clothes deliberately walks by and steps on her hand. Or a rich young woman pushes a poor young woman into a mud puddle and walks away looking smug. Or a woman replaces her roommate’s face cream with glue, and now her date is repulsed and won’t go out with her, and he walks off arm in arm with the roommate, who taunts her on the way out.
I don't like it. Those "mean girls" plots also stereotype men by portraying them as not caring if the women they date are cruel, spiteful, and vindictive, as long as they’re hot. The ads repulse me so much, I have been known to delete games that use them.
For now I'm going to keep on playing, and on occasion I may even buy power-ups, but I'm letting you know that if I see a lot of that type of advertisement in the future, it will be bye-bye Babytopia. I won't support that.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for the game.
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Süße Spiel 👍🏻
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Great fun
Easy fun and I love dressing up the baby 👶
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