Really enjoyed this game though pretty addictive! Didn’t pay for anything and didn’t watch any ads for additional features so ads aren’t that big an issue tbh. Sometimes they pop up when you retry or start another level but I just close and reopen! Managed to ‘buy’ another space with tokens on some levels but at level 70 now and it doesn’t look like you can get past it without extras and some on the web saying there’s a bug and you can’t get past it? Been good fun up till now though.

I’m at the threshold of Level 13.I’ve played various similar games in the past.This one is quite challenging. You have to keep your wits about you and pay attention. On the first 12 games, I generally failed to get through without requiring assistance. This takes the form of tokens you have won… or bought… or ads you watch.At the end of each game, you spin a wheel to multiply your winnings… for which you have to watch an ad.Some of the ads are Royal Kingdom ads… which (as you probably know) take at least 2 minutes to work through. On one difficult level (11 or 12?), I had to ask assistance by watching an ad 4x.. which, together with the spinning wheel, required watching five ads, one of which was a Royal Kingdom one. Do the maths!Bottom line: this is a demanding game and it’s probably best if you buy a pack to remove at least some of the ads. For me, that’s a no-no. It’s just too demanding to invest cash in something I might play on and off once in a while. So I’m going to delete it. (I have this problem with many, many of these casual games. They aren’t interesting enough or worthwhile enough to spend cash on.. while the economics of the industry require you to watch ads. Honestly, I’m not happy with this… because I realise that I’m effectively taking food off the developers’ tables. But neither are many of these games worth buying, if the truth is told. Maybe I should spend my time more usefully… reading, learning a language or a musical instrument, sketching…)

Here’s a cleaner, more polished rewrite while keeping your tone and message:I don’t usually leave reviews, but this game really pushed me over the edge. The game itself is good, and I even bought the ad-removal option. However, to actually progress, you’re forced to buy extra parking slots. There’s no way to pass certain levels without them. To get those slots, you either spend in-game currency or watch an ad — and the ads are ridiculously long. Some run for up to 120 seconds, even though the information in them could easily fit into 15–30 seconds. It honestly feels like the developers are punishing you for something.It’s crazy and unreasonable. I’ve never seen anything like this, even in fully free games. I paid to remove ads, yet here I am forced to watch even more. Good game, but the developers’ greed completely ruins the experience. I ended up deleting it.

What a shame that this game prioritises really long ads rather than user experience. You need to use abilities to complete many hard levels which means you may spend 6 mins + watching ads for one level and they are so hard to get rid of including multiple clicks per ad to close them down. It’s so so so bad!! Shame because the game is really fun, I was going to pay to remove ads which is £6.99 but I saw in the reviews that you still have to watch ads to use some of the abilities!! What a rip off as you need them to pass super hard levels. Developers need to prioritise user experience NOT cheesy cringy ads about earning money playing solitaire with terrible actors and ridiculous made up scenarios