I thought it would be more like the game where you had to like the ones that they show you in the ad commercials but like I guess it’s still cool but the only other thing that we need is other cool characters like if you’re gonna mix it with Minecraft or like Jax from the amazing digital circus so that way we can put like a giant building together that way but anyway I think the only other thing that was wrong is that you had a zoom in but I think that’s the only other thing that is OK but I just assumed it would be like one of those things where we put together like not like a puzzle, but like you didn’t zoom in and it was one of those ones that would just have all of that stuff like the bench and then it would show you more of like a bigger city, but I guess you have to build it up like brick bike brick I guess if that makes sense but anyway, I think the only other cool characters I’d like to see is a building is like Robocar Polly as well and the other one that I mentioned other than more of the amazing digital circus character and other cool characters like Winnie the Pooh and tigger tooo

The game’s really fun and original but the energy system is insane. Every piece you place costs 1 energy. You can have 300 energy and every 3 minutes 1 energy gets restored. You can watch ads to get energy faster, but an ad only gets you 50 energy each, meaning you have to watch six 60-90 second ads to restore your energy to 300. This wouldn’t be that big of a deal if it didn’t take only around 30-45 minutes to deplete all your energy. Also, I didn’t fall for it, but based on multiple other people’s reviews, purchasing the $6 no-ad upgrade only gets rid of the automatic ads that pop up every 5 minutes of playing, which can easily be ignored by resetting the game. The no-ad upgrade does NOT get rid of needing to watch ads to refill your energy. If you do want to have unlimited energy, you’ll need to purchase the $15/month premium edition subscription. That’s more money than a Netflix subscription for a jigsaw puzzle game. If you have the money to spend $15/month on this, then I would recommend it, but for most people that just doesn’t make any sense. I would happily pay $5 to play this game if it was pay-to-play and didn’t rely on the energy bar ads/microtransactions to make money. Hopefully they do something about this, but if not, hopefully another developer can make a similar version of the game without the energy system and just make it pay-to-play if they really want to.

Found this game through an ad and it turns out to actually be really fun. What you see is exactly what you get. There are a few random ads in the levels, but you get a brief warning before each ad, which I thought was a nice touch, and they’re not too often. You get a fair amount of energy each day and it’s not that long of a wait to refill. You can watch ads to get more energy and it’s a pretty good amount per ad, but it also incentivizes you to take breaks from the game and not play nonstop. Everything that you would have to pay for, you can watch ads for instead, meaning you don’t have to spend any money on the game. The coins are paid, but you get 2 free ones daily and they can build up. A couple issues I’ve noticed are that my phone tends to overheat when I play long amounts of time, and starting new levels can be pretty overwhelming. That last part is probably just a me thing, but it’s something new players might experience and something to keep in mind. They have monthly challenges to keep the game interesting and release new levels pretty often, but there are some bonus levels you have to pay for. The art style is really cool as well, props to the artist/artists. This is an enjoyable time killer game I would definitely recommend.

I really like this game. I think it’s more fun than the average jigsaw puzzle game because of the extra complexity needed to solve certain parts of it. It’s the kind of game that I feel like I can play whenever I want to. I don’t fixate on it and get bored after a few weeks, in fact I’ve had this game for a number of months now. The ads aren’t too frequent, and I like the game enough that if it were a single time purchase I certainly would’ve done so already, but given the nice “every so often” structure of gameplay I follow, it feels unreasonable to pay 9.99 monthly for no impromptu ads. I think the energy feature is a weird choice. The game is fun and updates enough that I think it’s odd to limit the amount of time you can spend playing behind a paywall, but as I already mentioned, even expensive One-time payments for unlimited energy, no ads, or access to bonus buildings would be fine, I just don’t really want to pay so much money at a frequent rate.Anyway, above the rest, it’s a fun, relaxing game. The pixel art is beautiful and the scenes are enticing and fun to watch come to life.