Just a few things....I know you are from another country by the way you word things in your descriptions. They are good attempts at translating it, but you really need to find someone over here to proofread what you have written. (Everything that has to do with an investigation has to be precise, or localized diction.) I agree with your other top reviewer that the entire switching over to another screen when you make a mistake is too much, but I suspect that is to help populate your ads. That is possibly not necessary, and seems to people - like me, who work on Networking Equipment\Software - “may” be hacking into their device. I believe you are “Not Hacking” and safe to use for now, but believe that you should change that. You don’t need to add another screen in your app to run a 3rd screen. Whoever programmed this for you needs to fix that. I believe you did a “GREAT JOB” with this, and am looking forward to a “More Elaborate Version” in the future. Thank you for making this App.

****Update**** Mystery shorts is made by the same company and has the exact same questions but not nearly as many ads. I deleted this game after they tried to FORCE me to give 5 stars for a hint. No. You do not earn 5 starts from me. It’s a one star game period. Too many ads. Too many grammatical and spelling errors. Some of the questions and answers don’t make sense. For example, in the fourth mystery a man snatched a woman’s purse. The woman is in the right side of the street looking towards the car which is driving in the right side of the road. It gives you two vehicles to choose from to decide which car was the vehicle that stole from the woman. The car on the left has the steering wheel on the left side and the car on the right has the steering wheel on the right side. The car is driving down the street on the right side so you would think the correct car that stole her purse would have the steering wheel on the left but no. The correct answer was the car that has the steering wheel on the right side. It says the steering wheel would have to be on the right in order to snatch the purse from the woman since the woman was also on the right which does make sense but it also doesn’t. First of all, they don’t say that it was a drive by purse snatching. For all we know the man could’ve been on foot, stole her purse, and then hopped into a car and rode away. It kind of ruins the game when there are tricks like this.

If there weren’t so many Ads. I’ve been on a crime kick lately and when I saw this app advertised I wanted to give it a try because who doesn’t want to try and be a detective solving crimes? BUT it is EXTREMELY frustrating when there is an Ad popping up almost every five seconds, and some of them you end up accidentally clicking on, without even realizing it, and taking you out of the Pocket Mystery app to download the advertised app. It almost takes out all of the fun of solving the crime puzzles. And I get that I can pay “x” amount of dollars to remove the ads, but let’s be honest, who actually pays to remove ads? Ads pay for the app. I don’t mind banner ads at the bottom of the screen, I don’t even mind ads popping up before and after each solved case puzzle, but ads popping up after ALMOST EVERY right or wrong guess for four questions is a bit ridiculous. Not only is it super annoying, it also throws you off trying to solve each case because instead of remembering parts of the case you already answered correctly or other bits of information, you’re completely bombarded and distracted by the ads causing you to forget the information at hand.Other than that, the game is enjoyable and addictive, and I’m already halfway through all of the stages.

First off, way too many ads. Each scene takes only a few seconds to complete, and they put ads after almost every scene. You spend more time watching the same two or three ads over and over than you do playing. That’s the deal breaker. A smaller complaint is that a lot of the solutions require huge leaps of logic, while others are blindingly obvious. “What killed the victim?” could be either the ice pick sticking out of his head or a puddle of water on the floor that “clearly” indicates a bucket of fish must have fallen on him from off screen. “What was the motive?” could be literally anything. There’s one puzzle where the solution is “the victim was afraid of heights, so his four sons hoisted his bed of the floor while he was sleeping, knowing that he would be too afraid to get down, so he starved to death, then they lowered it back down before the police arrived.” I wish I were making that up. You don’t lose lives or points or anything if you get it wrong, but the scene ends before you can take your next guess, which leaves you vulnerable to yet another ad. And it reduces what should be a logic puzzle to a guessing game.