Ok so this app is really fun you immediately get boosters that help you beat the first few levels I kept seeing ads for this game and thought 💭 well I do like mysteries then when I played it was exciting and fun most games have many many ads but this game has none! I was very happy 😊 about that and bonus most of their offers cost 1 dollar 😱can you believe that and the offers have tons of boosters and gems which is so awesome 👏🏻 I really like this game and recommend it to people who love mysteries and thrilling adventures and guess what else there are daily challenges and if you run out of boosters some of them only cost 5 gems 😱omg can you believe that and wait there’s more you can create your own avatar and neat name and it was very hard to pick Which avatar I wanted but I finally chose and I was very happy with my decision on getting this app sorry 😐 if this was a long review but I really had to tell the world about this awesome app thank the app owners for such an amazing game and when you’re bored this activity is a great game to play. Hope you enjoyed this review bye and give the credit to the creators 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍🥰😝😆I wish I could write more but there is too much fun I want to get back to playing this game bye

I’ve been playing this game for years, and I don’t really understand the complaints about the ads. Maybe I’ve just become immune to them, but my experience this year was the only time you saw ads was when you wanted something extra. You could continue by watching an ad, get an extra spin in the daily gift wheel, get an extra life, etc. I haven’t seen any ads that I didn’t specifically choose to watch. The game is really generous with free play time too. I noticed a couple of complaints that if you win 2 hours of free play time and you can’t use it all at once, you lose it. That’s true, but all games I play with free play time work the same way, so that doesn’t bother me. I think it’s pretty standard. And it’s pretty rare when I don’t get free play time the next time I play. Like I said, they are generous. The ONLY reason this is 4 star instead of 5 star is that it appears in the last update, they completely eliminated the opportunity to watch an ad to continue an ad. It went from being able to watch up to 3 ads for each continue that gave you 3 turns, then 2 turns, and then 2 turns with a booster) to switching it to 2 turns, 3 turns, and the 2 turns with booster to eliminating altogether. I haven’t seen it since the last update! Now the only option is to pay. This is really disappointing, especially since it was the only time I had to watch ads, and it was still my choice.

Clockmaker is one of the very best puzzle games of this type. It truly does cater to my A.D.D./O.C.D. addicted to puzzle games nature. Excellent graphics, smooth gameplay and fun themes and great mini games for cool prizes. Also the only game of the type that utilizes social media in a much better way for freebies and so much more. The drawbacks that cause the 4 rather than 5* rating are as follows: 1. The pricing for some of the power ups is beyond ridiculous; i.e. the dynamite power up (very handy especially for the super challenging must beat in one turn levels) has a hefty cost of 30 rubies for only 3 dynamite power ups. The pricing structure of buying rubies for $ means you must spend a minimum of $10 which would get you only 6 of them, which I’d make the comparison that dynamite power ups make the $4/gallon gas prices look cheap. 2. The mini games: Many of them are excellent but 2 gripes of mine are: Some of the best ones last such a short time, there no way to complete them without spending an entire paycheck (come on developers), the second issue is it seems with the mini games that the levels are simply the same 6 puzzles being regurgitated with very little if any efforts applied to add more challenge types. 3. Make rubies a bit more available to win during gameplay, winning them is pretty well impossible and honestly you’d make a lot more money being less greedy 😁

This game looks nice and I like the idea of the story and rebuilding the town. But it very quickly becomes just another pay-to-win game with endless pop ups asking you to make micro transactions after every level or every loss. I know the developers have the canned response that “all levels can be passed without making any purchases” but the reality is that this isn’t the whole truth and is, in fact, disingenuous. The level difficulty increases rapidly and to the point that even a skilled player can become stuck on the same level for days or weeks if they do not purchase power-ups and other aides. While it may be true that eventually, after weeks of playing the same level over and over, it can one day be beaten, that doesn’t mean that it is fun or enjoyable to be stuck in the same place for that long. The game is designed to frustrate you, then bombard you with the pop ups asking you to make purchases, knowing that many people will eventually give in and make a small purchase. Then after that it becomes easier to hook them into making another purchase the next time they get stuck, and so on. These types of games are designed to prey on people who are predisposed to gambling, and to hook them in the same way. So with all of that being the case, I am uninstalling. I don’t gamble, and the game isn’t worth sinking money into simply to be able to advance to the next level. I dislike this business model and choose to only play games that are fair.