Two Dots: Brain Puzzle Games 4+

I really enjoy this game and you probably read most of my thoughts in the survey you asked us to do. I guess I am a little disappointed in a couple of areas. I miss the old shell game daily, though I understand why you would change it to encourage returning players. I just bought the gold mine for ( I think) the third time - 50 gold for au$4.99 and saw the mine limit go up to 90 gold. I was gladdened because I’ve always had a good feeling about this game. Its Indy vibe make me feel like the creators are hopefully more about their art and the enjoyment of their game, rather than necessarily focusing on the money. I thought it was pretty awesome that they would reward my purchase of the gold mines by giving an increase to the gold! I would def buy it again when full! But then I saw that the price had doubled to au$9.99. The gold hadn’t doubled- just the price. It wasn’t a reward for loyalty! It was the opposite! Not only was it no longer the price of a coffee, which is about my weekly limit for these sorts of games, but you actually made me feel like the game was greedy for the first time. I totally understand that you have financial requirements, and I don’t resent that, but the cool vibe of two dots has kinda dropped a bit for me when faced with greed. I hope that you care about your game as much as I thought you might and either fix the price or at least get rid of the 90 gold mine, if you don’t want to penalise loyalty.

I first started playing two dots less than a year following its launch and I have been playing it nearly everyday for years. Today, I surpassed level 3,000. As I said in the title, the game is immensely enjoyable and elegant but also at times increasingly challenging. In all the years I have played the game I have probably spent less than $50 on purchasing functions or additional moves. Unlike some other games, the in game purchases are not concealed and I’ve never felt pressured or tricked into to purchase additional game functions. I also found the developer to be approachable and helpful on the rare instances I had any difficulty. There is in-game advertising (usually to unlock booster boxes) but I find the advertising (however annoying) far less intrusive and a small price to pay. Definitely recommend!

This is the worst game. The levels are ridiculously hard after a certain point. Where other games let you earn far more coins and give far more boosters for passing levels, this game is mean and is designed just to take your real money. If I buy a board game from a shop, I pay once for it, I don't have to keep paying the shop everytime I play it. I know there are system updates that need to be kept up and salaries have to be paid as well as profits made, but shops have overheads too. If 1000 people spend 10 real $ etc. a week on this then that would be a tidy sum right there. Ask anyone if they played Farmville, or the Candy Crush games and you will find that they have almost died out because they got too hard and too expensive. Developers, wake up to yourselves. I do enjoy the scavenger hunt but it is too long in between waiting for the new ones. The Dots games are virtually impossible after a certain level, at least without spending real money. The gold mine is a grab at real money for sure. Why after filling it up, do we have to buy it. I play another game and it has a goldmine which, once you reach 50 coins you can have them for free. Another 2 games, and far better than yours, gives coins at the end of a game whether you beat the level or not. The games are not easy but at least some boosters are available. I would never recommend your game to anyone.