I am 70 years old. This game has helped being locked down for the past 9 months due to health and age. One complaint and one request, complaint is I reached level where I earned rewards one being 4 hours of unending lives. I did not click the “claim” button, had to leave to take my wife to the cancer center for treatment. I closed my iPad. I thought that when I came back I would be able to click the claim button and begin my 4 hours of ♾ lives. When I opened the iPad the reward window was there I clicked the claim button. Was disappointed to see that I only had 10 minutes left of my 4 hours. The time should not start to count down until the claim button is clicked. My request is to create a senior citizen version where the level difficulty is lower. I use this game more as Cotten candy for the mind not for competition. Would have given this game 10 stars if able. Thank you. Merry Christmas 🎄Follow up review, when you reach level 20 for the first time a window opens up introducing “Oscar’s Frenzy”, it still refers to it as “Shark Bait” from an earlier version of the game. No big deal just found it amusing. Game still rates 10 ⭐️. 👍Follow up #2 - game is relaxing. I will play the game ahead a few levels then backup and replay levels in which I did not achieve 3 ⭐️’s. 10 ⭐️ rating. 👍

So here we are, months later & I’m finally writing an updated review-This is a great time passer of a game, the artwork is super cool, & the gameplay is more than fair; I got frustrated before at having to spend $$ if I wanted to advance when “the no ads available” notification would come up-it was all just a matter of playing the game longer and learning some real basic strategies to make it as enjoyable as possible-this game is great and I’m so glad I stuck with it😊I don’t write reviews often but I’ve about had it with this game, how come I keep getting the “No Ads Available” notice while playing? This just started happening and as I learned the hard way if you don’t make a purchase for more bubbles you have to restart the level or the Endless Challenge from the beginning! I’ve spent $30 on this game trying to beat the Endless Challenge levels and dang it unless I buy more bubbles I get booted! For a cute game that’s supposed to be free to play, this is just wrong-If anything changes for the better I’ll change this review but wow am I ever disappointed with the developers of this very cute game☹️

Simon’s bubble game is so well made I can’t get over the fact that’s it was actually free. It popped up in purrfect timing within an ad during one of the other games I was playing and so glad I clicked on it because this is my new go-to game. My favorite part has to be looking at all the funny and clever animations in map mode all along the level trail. It’s like watching a new cartoon snippet as the levels progress. Such a creative team behind this game.i love games where you can tell the developers put a lot attention to detail in its conception. It’s chock full of power ups, twist and turns and never gets boring. I’m only on level 30 but I haven’t even lost a life yet. It’s actually relaxing to play this game, unlike other frustrating games that just seem to want your money. I deleted Candy Crush and Candy Crush soda months ago after playing many years. I hated getting stuck on levels for days and sometimes weeks. Simon’s Cat Bubble game is strategic but not to the point that it raises my blood pressure. I love this Meow-Velous game and look forward to seeing more surprises and meeting new felines along the way. Thank you for the entertainment to whoever the genius is/are that created this game!

I don’t play games. I’m one of those boring people who only have “useful“ apps on their iPhone… You know the ones – spreadsheets, photo editors, recipe collections, housework organizers, and the like. But I DO like comics, and Simon’s Cat makes me smile. So when Facebook vomited up a suggestion for this game, I was somehow lured out of my doldrum state, and quickly found myself downloading this engaging game! I get just enough of a rush with each completed level that I am compelled to advance to the next steppingstone, but the OCD in me struggles with progressing forward without first ensuring that I have maintained three stars along the way. The only aspect to the game that I find lacking is that the helpful hints when being introduced to new aspects of the game do not automatically turn off when you replay that particular level. Other than the feeling that 3.5 seconds of my life time are wasted in repeating the same identical steps (as opposed to the reality that I have allowed hours of my day to be consumed by an animated feline) I am quite the happy camper!