This app could actually be relaxing and fun, but the way it’s set up just ruins it. Every single game has a two-minute time limit, no matter how big or small the task is. Some of the easy puzzles are fine, but then you’ll get one where you’re supposed to fully unpack a box and decorate an entire house — furniture, wall art, everything — and you’re still only given two minutes. That’s not relaxing, that’s stressful. It makes you fail over and over, or basically have to cheat, which kills the whole point of the app.Honestly, even just removing the time limit, or at least giving players the option to turn it on and off for their own personal gameplay, would make a world of difference. That way people who want the challenge can keep it, but those of us looking for a calm, satisfying experience can actually have one.On top of that, the ads are out of control. I don’t even mind watching ads if it helps with gameplay, but some of these are over two minutes long — longer than the time you actually get to play the game. That’s insane. I even paid to remove the constant in-between ads, but the ones they do allow are so careless. Some have no exit, so you’re forced to close the entire app and restart just to keep playing.The app has great potential if the developers actually cared enough to fix these issues. Ditch the universal two-minute limit (or make it optional), and be more careful about the ads you’re allowing. If I spend more time stuck in ads than actually enjoying the game, what’s the point? Right now it’s more frustrating than relaxing.