# Sprocket — user reviews > 27 indexed App Store user reviews of Sprocket by Pixonite LLC, rated 4.42/5 from 235 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/sprocket/id1246824869/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/sprocket/id1246824869.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 164 · 4★ 37 · 3★ 15 · 2★ 7 · 1★ 12 ## Newest reviews (7 of 27) ### 4/5 — Charmingly Simple *2019-04-06, version 1.8* Innovative little change where you tap to jump to the next line. Great for spending a few minutes. Enjoyably frustrating (I can't get past 60 points). I'm glad I found this. ### 4/5 — good game, buggy audio *2017-12-16, version 1.7* Don’t have too much to add on the actual gameplay, which others have covered already. It’s straightforward and fun, with a good progression of difficulty on easy mode. BUT I have found the audio to have lots of annoying glitchy pops and clicks on iPhone 8, iOS 11.2.1. I am sure the audio issue is app-specific, as this doesn’t occur in music or any other game from this phone. **Developer response:** I apologize for the audio glitch. This is corrected as of version 1.8. ### 4/5 — Good, simple, pretty game *2017-12-15, version 1.7* Ever since 1.7 they updated to not pause your music! I’m happy to have this game back. So fun! **Developer response:** Thanks for your feedback. As of version 1.7 you may now mute all sound and music. ### 5/5 — This game is lit *2017-11-15, version 1.5.2* This game is great, it's a challenge but it's great. ### 5/5 — Good *2017-10-31, version 1.5* I love this for after school where I can just sit down and play this ### 5/5 — Great concept *2017-10-29, version 1.4* And beautifully done! ### 5/5 — Love it *2017-10-05, version 1.3* Love the game but add characters ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Bad *2020-03-03, version 1.8* Doesn’t work it waits to jump ### 1/5 — I don’t like the pop-ups *2019-05-07, version 1.8* If you ask me to leave a review with a pop up, it’ll be a bad review ### 1/5 — Waste of time *2017-12-14* Didn’t really understand what the point of this game was. Things just spin round, wasn’t clear what you had to do. I uninstalled it after a few minutes. ### 1/5 — This game could have been good *2017-11-28, version 1.6* It is just too hard. It could have been a nice game, but there is one setting, no choices at all, just constant starting over. **Developer response:** As of version 1.7 there is now an "Easy" mode. I hope you will give the game another try. Thanks for your feedback. ### 2/5 — So so. *2019-03-28, version 1.8* The game cheats. I’ve hit the edge of the pods with no doubt many times, only to be scored a miss. This needs to be corrected. Luckily I got this for free, or I’d be asking for a refund. **Developer response:** Thanks for your feedback. I apologize that you were frustrated by the game. When jumping the goal is to get the white disk to fit entirely within the pod after making your jump, i.e it's not enough to simply hit the edge of the next pod. The jump algorithm is a little forgiving in this regard in that you can hang off the edge of the next pod by two or three pixels and this will still be counted as a successful jump. ### 2/5 — Concept is there *2017-11-26, version 1.5.2* It’s a good concept just way to fast in the beginning for beginners yes timing is everything but please give me a bone when I barely miss or something cause a good portion of my “misses” should have made it **Developer response:** As of version 1.7 there is now an "Easy" mode. I hope you will give the game another try. Thanks for your feedback. ### 2/5 — Poor play control for a game with only one button *2017-11-15, version 1.5.2* Nice concept, but I spend much of the time frustrated with how the game always interprets my taps to miss by a fraction of a second. Feels like super hexagon, but with much less tight controls. ### 3/5 — Jumps not accurate *2019-03-30, version 1.8* I videoed my game play when jumping, and my reflexes many times were dead on when catching the front part of a moving line, but it would kill my turn as if I jumped too soon. This is frustrating, when making a jump that you know touches the next line, all but to start over. But, it’s a simple game and fun to try and beat your existing high scores but I feel inclined to delete it from the frustration of making a great timed jump, all but to be forced to start over on a new attempt. **Developer response:** Thanks for your feedback. I apologize that you were frustrated by the game. When jumping the goal is to get the white disk to fit entirely within the pod after making your jump, i.e it's not enough to simply hit the edge of the next pod. The jump algorithm is a little forgiving in this regard in that you can hang off the edge of the next pod by two or three pixels and this will still be counted as a successful jump. ### 3/5 — Eh *2017-11-28, version 1.6* Great concept but for some reason, I feel like the sides of the game are blocking my view on the next steps I need to take. ### 3/5 — I want to like it... *2017-11-23, version 1.5.2* ...but it speeds up so quickly on me it’s nearly impossible to keep the game going for any amount of time- and so many times I just barely miss but it looks like I should have made it. It’s okay to be tough, but it’s also good to be easy enough to enjoy for a while before it gets nearly impossible. **Developer response:** As of version 1.7 there is now an "Easy" mode. I hope you will give the game another try. Thanks for your feedback. ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Great...but boring *2019-08-21* It’s super fun and interesting..and then about 15 minutes in you realize how you’re pretty much never getting anywhere and it doesn’t make you feel like you are either. You just jump from Line to line endlessly. If that’s ur thing by all means man go for it ### 5/5 — Elegantly simple and simply elegant *2019-03-29, version 1.8* What a remarkably original (at least to me) concept. I love the score and the fact that it changes with taps. Whadaya know, I can make music after all . . . and without any formal training. I am with another reviewer in that I am sometimes bewildered that MY timing for a jump does not fully align with the game’s idea of a successfully timed jump and that the rings are sometimes obscured as they disappear off the screen edges. It has “trained” me to be a little more patient, which is a good thing. Love the glaring omission of stats or high scores. In fact the “score” is kinda pointless, but it does, I presume, give one a semblance of achievement when triple digits are achieved. (Haven’t made it there yet . . . so close.). I highly recommend this game. ### 5/5 — Sprocket *2019-02-27* Very fun and addictive:) ### 5/5 — Fun *2018-05-18, version 1.7* Fun game ### 5/5 — Very enjoyable diversion *2018-05-18, version 1.7* Of the hundreds I’ve tried, I only have this and three other games that I keep installed. Always fun and love the sound effects. ### 5/5 — very nice understated game *2018-05-05* Really enjoyed this, the soundtrack adds very much to it - quite a serene experience. Nice work. ### 5/5 — Great Game! 👍🏼 *2018-04-01, version 1.7* This game is fun to play when I’m bored. My high score is 156, and I’m getting better at it already! And for 99¢ it’s definitely worth the money. ### 5/5 — Relaxing and fun. *2017-11-27* Love this game, nice visuals and music, and relaxing to play. ### 5/5 — Gorgeous atmospheric game *2017-11-19, version 1.5.2* I adore this game. The player generates the music with their taps, and the resulting soundscape is as immersive and kaleidoscopic as the concentrically morphing graphics. Once you get the hang of it, the game becomes soothing, almost meditative. ### 5/5 — A Really Fun Game *2017-11-18, version 1.5.2* Enjoyed it the game and the best part is that it has no ads. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-06-10.*