Why?
Ad heavy
ads ads ads ads ads game ads ads ads
The letter U & I
GREAT GAME TO PLAY WITH FRIENDS
Ads!!!!!
ADS ADS ADS
Ads are ridiculous. Worse than ridiculous
Worse than you feared!
The waiting is TOO much
Too many ads
Palavras em português muito estranhas
Response from developer
Olá, correafilho! É compreensível que você esteja surpreso com algumas palavras utilizadas pela IA, especialmente se não parecem se encaixar no contexto do jogo. Agradecemos por compartilhar essa observação, pois ela é valiosa para nós. O jogo deve ser uma experiência divertida e autêntica, e seu feedback nos ajuda a melhorar. Para que possamos entender melhor, por favor, envie um ticket clicando no ícone de engrenagem no canto superior direito da tela e selecionando 'Contact Support'. Esperamos que você continue se divertindo com o jogo!
Ads and Bots Galore in an Otherwise Fine App
Scrabble GO is also exemplary of how corporations ruin their own products over time. To play for free, you will encounter ads everywhere; such as on the home page and after every single play you make. There is no one-time payment that will let you escape from these intrusive ads. Either pay a subscription for “Scrabble Club,” or suffer the wrath of third-party targeted advertising. Sure, there are “charms” that will let you escape the forced ads for 5 minutes or so, but this does not excuse their wholly unnecessary subscription model, which is only in place to justify their incessant tinkering with a game that’s been on mobile devices since 2008.
Some ads provide benefits such as working towards new tile backs or photo borders, which I don’t really have an issue with, but you can bet your bottom dollar that PierPlay will do everything in their power to part you with your money over time. Scrabble GO’s money-grabbing techniques are not unique, and they are very obviously going to continue on the path that near every mobile game company goes down, by inundating every user with as many ads as they believe we will find acceptable.
Scrabble GO also will bother you at least daily with a “Match of the Day,” which is almost always a bot using an AI-generated name and profile picture, designed to make users believe there are more of us on the platform than in reality. Just take notice of the stats of those profiles: they always participate in every game that has a trackable stat. Their profiles are created around 2020-2021; they’ve won around 2,000 games (on top of around 2,000 Duels won); have about 150-200 bingos; over 1,000 word search levels mastered— just look at multiple of them, you’ll see it.
To wrap up, Scrabble Go takes something original and tacks on a plethora of ads and false pretenses. The only nice thing is the fluidity of the UI and the customization you can apply, but even then, it’s a pretty small level of control.
3 out of 5 stars.
Lots of Fun
How is this garbage rated 4.6 stars?
Please reply saying thanks for your input,you people know exactly what you are doing 🤮
Many types of scrabble
Ai slop
Too many ads
LOF
Would rate less than one
The ads are ridiculous lengthy and repetitive
