soupsoup magazine 4+

I didn’t realize how much I’d love this game until I tried it. My brother introduced me to this game and said I’d like it. I loved it. The magazines highlights new smaller and up and coming artists mainly from japan. Soup soup has so much to offer including: variety of smaller and larger maps with easy-extremely difficult, interactive levels, riddles for the hints (some make of very obvious but instead of getting frustrated, know that someone made that and put all they have in it), and literally so much more they have to offer. I highly recommend this game for anyone but especially smaller-larger artists. It’s a huge inspiration and a goal of mine to some day be featured or to be apart of a game like this. They have a great feature where it’s each level, they have a link directly to their instagram so you don’t have to figure out who did what. Truly a great game to pass time and it will break your brain sometimes.
It does come with ads (like any other game) but it’s $10 to remove them which is a lot but I feel like it’s worth it because you’re supporting an app that supports small artists.
Love it. Buy it. And check out the artists that create them.

I've played all the levels released thus far, and even paid the 99 cents for the additional March levels, and can confidently say it was worth it!
However, I do have two minor complaints:

1) I wish the hints were more practical--there were times I was stuck on finding a single object and genuinely thought my version was bugged because the hint didn't help in the slightest.
2) I wish the list for each level was randomized, as I could often guess where an item would be found based on its order in the list (e.g., if I found one item by the lake, the next item in the list would likely be found nearby as well).
Note: This wasn't always the case, however; hence, my first complaint haha

Despite all that, I'm still rating this 5 stars because I absolutely adore this game and love the supporting various artists concept! Thanks to the devs for this wonderful little gem, and I look forward to playing future levels. :)

Absolutely I love soupsoup very much. The graphics are very healing and cute, thanks to the amazing work of the artists. But, I still want to point out one issue that circus-themed illustrations are located in Book VII. It's by Ahnyoung.
Clicking on the picture, the player will be greeted by a joyous scene where everyone is laughing, including lions and elephants, as well as many small and medium-sized animals.
The worrying thing, in fact, these animals are crying in real life. Have you ever seen a rescued circus animal?
Animals do suffer badly in the circus, and they can't speak until they warn us with a serious behavioral disorder.
These animals have been away from the terrible circus for many years and are unable to return to normal. They have a very serious psychological trauma. I meaning, animals can't laugh as happily as they do in pictures. I just wish more people were aware of this and say no to animal shows.