Dot Pop‪!‬ ١٢+

After a week of playing i can conclude that this game can end. I currently have 3470 dots and the easiest way to obtain money is through offline earnings. It was a zen game at first watching the dots disappear in a wave, but as my curiosity drew to see how far I can go, the game now crashes. I have too many dots now, and they no longer flow across the screen but instead lags across the screen. Had fun though lol

I’ve made my way to Level 488 and the game lags and sometimes crashes when I try tapping the screen to place a dot. There are so many dots and reactions I think it’s too much for the app to handle, but up until this point I LOVED this game!! I really
Hope you guys find a way to either fix it or stop making it lag at such a high level because I actually paid to have this game! The only true complaint I have is that after passing level 200+, the game said there were 300 balls onscreen, but I highly doubt there were that many onscreen. So my question is how is the game calculating how many balls are being popped when there’s no way there could be 2500 dots onscreen at level 480+? Thanks and I hope you guys fix this and add more skins too!

Every once and a while, I’ll see an ad for a time waster game like this that looks potentially fun, and then I’ll see this developer on the tag and just sigh. Admittedly? I love watching the sprawling bloom effect that fills the screen up with various colors. What I don’t like is that in each “attempt” if you fail to get all the dots you needed, it’ll try to tempt you with an ad.

Of course, you can say no to the ad that gives you the multiplier, but wait three or four rounds and you’ll have to see an ad anyway. Each round takes maybe 5 or 6 seconds, so you’ll be spending more time waiting to X out of an ad than playing.

Voodoo makes these cute timewaster games, and while I can understand that every developer wants to make cash off their work, there is nothing special or unique worth the ad revenue about this game, let alone the microtransactions they want to make. The game itself is so basic and lackluster that it might as well be a programmer’s first app.