I really enjoy this game. Play it most every day. And while I don’t begrudge the developers the right to make money through advertising, I’ve just about reached my limit with all the 90 second ads. I doubt that there is five percent of the population (me included) that have an attention span that benefit from watching an advertisement that is 90 seconds in length. I can promise you (based on 35 years in marketing) that a 15 second and is every bit as effective as these drawn out 90 second, multiple click through ads this game currently features. I’m not suggesting the number of ads be reduced, I’m just suggesting that players and potentially advertisers might be happier with shorter ads. Hopefully, this review wasn’t too lengthy, but I can’t just about guarantee you that it took less than 90 seconds to read.

Others have covered how good the game is. I have all the brick/ball games from Mobirix, on two different devices; they’re all great. However, the devs do NOT know how to sell stuff. $50 for some gems and power-ups?!? Not in this lifetime. Devs — here’s the deal: I would gladly spend a few bucks on the lightning bolt power-ups, for those extra-hard levels that I have failed 10 or 20 times. Like level 126... I’m stuck there. Let me buy 10 of them for a few bucks. Please! I’m begging you to let me spend some money! What you’re selling is ridiculously overpriced, but I’d really like to buy power-ups...for a reasonable price. Not $50 or more for a small handful of power-ups plus a large load of gems (which I can get for free every time I log in).

I love this game… It’s very addicting… HOWEVER... The only reason I didn’t rate it five stars is because, the prices are undeniably high. I don’t mind buying different balls or Rubys for those extra hard levels, I just don’t feel what you’re charging for these items is worth the asking prices. As well as wasaasy too many advertisements. My granddaughter and I both play, love and enjoy this game… She’s not as experienced as I am which means she has to use more Rubys to continue than I do. I wouldn’t mind spending money to purchase more Rubys for her. If the price for them was fair and not so expensive. Correct me if I’m wrong… Isn’t the goal to have people enjoy the game? (Spend some money) and overall, enjoy the game? I’m sure if you came down on the prices (not too much) but just a little.More people could/would participate in purchasing more items. I know I would. (Just my opinion and my experience in playing the game) Other than that, AWESOME!!! game...Sincerely,CrazyGamerGurl...

The number of ads in this app is insane. Ads starting up, pausing, resuming, opening up menus, and border ads. Especially those really noticeable ones from that trashy “Choices: Stories You Play” app. Very annoying. The game also forces you to spend the in-game currency that you are awarded to pass certain levels. There are levels of almost solid blocks with numbers in the hundreds that are literally impossible to beat without spending the currency. And when you get low, get ready to get spammed about buying more. The angles are also weird. Hitting a block in the same place at the same angle may send them in a different direction from one attempt to the next (example: hitting the side of a box may make the ball start bouncing vertically, as if it hit the top or bottom.) Overall very low quality, bad graphics, annoying ads, and glitchy mechanic. 0/10 would recommend to anyone.