This could be just a relaxing game but they decided to rush me with a timer instead, for some reason, which is already a dealbreaker for me. I might’ve otherwise been willing to put up with yet another game that forces you to watch annoyingly, unnecessarily long ads just to be able to get past certain levels that they intentionally make impossible so they can get more ad revenue— just like literally every other screw puzzle game out there. You’d think all these app creators just copy/pasting the same five games with only the slightest variations between them could come up with something original for once. Not worth the download.

In this day and age, it seems like anything below a 4.8 is trash. They are all stuffed with fake good reviews or somehow they manipulate the system to get a high review on their game. This one, like so many, starts off easy and fun; and then it’s a little harder and still fun; and then as soon as you buy something, it becomes much harder because they know you will buy something and then you have to buy something or watch an ad every single level. Not only that, there’s eight side games and different ways to draw you in and make you engaged in addictive type behavior and spend money in other ways. And it’s eight dollars to remove ads. That’s ridiculous. It used to be like $.99 or 299 to remove ads now all these people want $8 to and $10 just to free you from the incessant advertising? I’m so sick of this whole industry… I decided after the third pop-up in one game that I was gonna uninstall this one. But first, I would tell them why. So I went to Customer Support bur it leads nowhere. Which is why I ended up here writing a bad review. The Apple will withhold and not published to keep the ratings artificially high. Even Apple is in on the corruption… So If you play these games, the majority of them I think you’re just feeding Russian Russian mafia. Or similar. All I can imagine is that they don’t give a sheet, and they are all owned by gangsters now.

This game is actually fun - when you get to play it. A two minute level requires you to watch anywhere from 2-8 MINUTES of ads. Ridiculous. And those 5 star reviews in here are clearly written by the company. If you are lucky, one level in every ten can be completed without any boosts. But most require multiple boosts. And every single boost requires to watch an ad. The ad is usually 45 seconds long, then you can X it out. Except it doesn’t go away, it goes into another page of the same ad. That one lasts usually 15 seconds. When you X that one out it brings up the App Store pop up. Then you X that one out and finally get back to your level. And then when you do complete your level you have to watch another ad sequence like I just described to move on to the next puzzle. WAY TOO MANY ADS AND THEY ARE WAY TOO LONG! And the $7.99 ad free version doesn’t actually remove any ads. Scam. But like I said, the levels themselves are fun when you aren’t watching other fake ads for solitaire and royal match games with horrible actors. lol

Don’t let fake “HONESTLY” review fool you by saying this app doesn’t have ads. This app is FILLED with ads. Between every level there an ad, if you touch a blue circle there’s another ad during the game. None of them are less than a minute or so. Since many early levels might give you about two minutes to complete it, but actually takes 30 seconds or less, you’re wasting most of your time watching ads for other apps. After downloading and playing the very first level with one screw, I eve received a pop up saying I had the old app and need to download the new version, which, by the way, seems to be made by another developer. I had to shut down the app and start over to get rid of it.While the actual gameplay may be somewhat interesting, it’s made to be difficult for pre-teens or younger. At least the early levels. I played for about 30 minutes until deleting it due to the barrage of ads, which was claimed in other reviews to not exist.