Sexist.
So right off the bat, the fact that all avatars are female and you make a point to only address females, big no no. So what do you just not want men to play your game? Ok cool, noted. Hope your game does horrible. Don’t be sexist, it’s disgusting behavior.
609 уровень
Все пишут проблемы с 609 уровнем , на нем баг , исправьте его! Игра обновлена , это проблема именно с уровнем , он требует убрать колонну , хотя играть можно и дальше без проблем ! Исправьте !!!
Response from developer
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Dumb game
Been on the level can’t beat ads more than you play don’t play this sorry game
Fun but held back by greed
Got decently far into the game (level 84) before realizing there are certain levels that literally cannot be beaten without using one or multiple aids (which you can’t acquire enough of without paying).
Was happy to pay for no ads, but takes the challenge out of the game that there are some levels you straight up can’t beat without using aids.
Part of the problem is the “hidden” mechanic where you can’t see the next color up or scroll down to see the full path of each column. This takes the strategy out of the game and reduces the outcome to luck/brute-force. At the harder levels you need to juggle colors you don’t need, not being able to see what that selection opens up destroys the strategy/users control.
This is made even worse by the fact that the main engaging mechanic of treasure hunts requires you to beat levels first try!
I’ve also experience a level I literally could not beat because the order I chose to use my colors. This is would be great and a sign of a challenge, if not for the fact that I couldn’t make an informed choice due to the game limiting your information so you’re encouraged to use the paid power ups/revives.
I hope they fix it, a fun idea and great mechanics/core loop. You’d probably make more money if you kept the user coming back instead of trying to force money out of them.
Was happy to pay for no ads, but takes the challenge out of the game that there are some levels you straight up can’t beat without using aids.
Part of the problem is the “hidden” mechanic where you can’t see the next color up or scroll down to see the full path of each column. This takes the strategy out of the game and reduces the outcome to luck/brute-force. At the harder levels you need to juggle colors you don’t need, not being able to see what that selection opens up destroys the strategy/users control.
This is made even worse by the fact that the main engaging mechanic of treasure hunts requires you to beat levels first try!
I’ve also experience a level I literally could not beat because the order I chose to use my colors. This is would be great and a sign of a challenge, if not for the fact that I couldn’t make an informed choice due to the game limiting your information so you’re encouraged to use the paid power ups/revives.
I hope they fix it, a fun idea and great mechanics/core loop. You’d probably make more money if you kept the user coming back instead of trying to force money out of them.
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Can’t recommend right now
I genuinely enjoyed this game at first, but my experience has become incredibly frustrating. I've been stuck on the same deterministic level for over a week. Unlike some previous levels, there is no option to watch an ad to continue, despite messaging that implies you can continue "for free." Instead, I'm repeatedly pushed toward spending money or coins to progress.
Looking through the reviews, I'm clearly not the only player reporting problems with the "Fail Offer" and confusing or misleading continue options. That's a major concern.
I live in Connecticut, a state with strong consumer protection laws, and I have documented my experience. I will be filing complaints with Apple and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection asking them to review whether these practices are deceptive or misleading. Consumers deserve clear, truthful advertising and a game that functions as represented—not messaging that appears to pressure players into spending money to continue.
This game has potential, but until these issues are addressed, I cannot recommend spending money on it.
Looking through the reviews, I'm clearly not the only player reporting problems with the "Fail Offer" and confusing or misleading continue options. That's a major concern.
I live in Connecticut, a state with strong consumer protection laws, and I have documented my experience. I will be filing complaints with Apple and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection asking them to review whether these practices are deceptive or misleading. Consumers deserve clear, truthful advertising and a game that functions as represented—not messaging that appears to pressure players into spending money to continue.
This game has potential, but until these issues are addressed, I cannot recommend spending money on it.
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