This is a simple and elegant design that I like very much. I’m appreciative for the ability to upgrade to remove ads at a very reasonable price! My only reason for deducting a star is that the timer does not appear to be optional. Due to some disabilities, I’m not able to solve the puzzles as quickly as I once could and find the timer stressful for an otherwise pleasant and relaxing brain game. Please make the timer optional on/off…hopefully a simple change. Thanks!

For something that bills itself as “the most mind-blowing puzzle game available, this game is incredibly basic: rotate a slice of a mostly featureless Rubik’s Cube to move a line segment to the right place. That’s it. I played until a blaring ad ruined the experience, and it was just five utterly non-mind-blowing levels of moving a single line segment around a cube. No doubt the rest of the game is more of the same mindless task.For any who think I quit too early: If a game can’t hook you by the time it stops you from playing, then it doesn’t respect your time, and it’s not worth your time. If they buried the hook twenty or fifty levels deep, that’s when the interruptive ads should kick in, no sooner. This one drove me away before it could hook me, assuming there was even any substance to be found.

This game is fun and sometimes very challenging. The ads that come up while playing/solving an individual level are annoying due to them breaking you train of thought. This “feature” has just recently shown up for me. Hopefully we’ll get some more levels soon as I am at level 701 out of 800 and will whip through those fairly quickly.

Had some trouble sliding the tiles(?) the way I wanted them to go, for instance i would try to turn the bottom row but it would try to turn the middle column instead and then it messes up whatever i had set up. it’s very finicky about where you have to turn it. also i hate ads so much it’s unreal. i understand developers need to make money but as soon as ads become overwhelming i uninstall it immediately. no way in hell would i ever pay for an app to remove ads if the ads are that annoying, i do NOT understand that logic.