Great game but Far too many ads
It’s a good game, it’s fun, it’s the right amount of challenging, and it has a lot of content. But what weighs the game down heavily is how many ads there are. You get an ad every time you die, regardless of if you made it to room 25 or room 2. Further more these ads aren’t those skippable ones, they can be anywhere from 10 to 45 seconds. What’s more unfortunate is that the game can’t be played offline even though it very well could. I understand that the creator needs to make money but that can still be done. Instead of every death maybe do every 5 or make the game cost a dollar or something. In conclusion it’s a fun game but do to the nature of advertisement it brings the whole game down.
Show more
Toujours un des meilleurs
Fan du premier. Ici je retrouve le même plaisir.
I would like if the game had some other carefully chosen music comme NIN sur l’album Ghosts V: Together ou Ghosts VI: Locusts…musique méditative, sévère, qui évoque l’anxiété, la tension, et le sentiment d’éxploration.
I would like if the game had some other carefully chosen music comme NIN sur l’album Ghosts V: Together ou Ghosts VI: Locusts…musique méditative, sévère, qui évoque l’anxiété, la tension, et le sentiment d’éxploration.
Awesome game.
Tips:-
1. Go to settings and turn data off, if you want to play without disturbances.
2. Instead of reversing Not not … just count it, according to even or odd set your brain to go.
3. In reverse control just turn iPhone upside down and you are good to go.
1. Go to settings and turn data off, if you want to play without disturbances.
2. Instead of reversing Not not … just count it, according to even or odd set your brain to go.
3. In reverse control just turn iPhone upside down and you are good to go.
Ruined completely by stupid ads
Seemed like a really cool concept and game. Unfortunately I uninstalled after about 10 minutes because it’s unplayable with the obscene amount of ads they decide to put in (inbetween every single level). Sad
bello ma troppa pubblicità
il gioco in sé sarebbe anche davvero bello, ma la pubblicità rende l’esperienza frustante, inutilizzabile
