Well, the game is *supposed* to be frustrating, so the creator isn't wrong about that. I just wish there were some clues along the way. It's hard to want to keep playing a game that has no strategy or real point to it (other than to be frustrated). But, I give it 4 stars because it accomplishes its promise to be frustrating.

I love all his apps for multiple reasons. 1. I love how creative & unique they are. 2. I love how easy his apps are to use. You can tell a regular person made these apps with the users in mind. 3. I love how the creator is interactive with the users. He writes little notes, makes videos of him talking for the users to watch, walks you through everything, etc. Great apps, all free, all easy to use & all entertaining.

It's simple to learn. You are literally just tapping doors and trying to figure out which one is the correct one. This app is a sister app to the sobriety counter nomo. It's a great distraction if you feel yourself slipping towards a relapse. There are purchase options for keys to open the incorrect door choices, and the game has a couple chances to win some keys, too.

This game is meant to distract and take your mind off of the challenge of those moments of addiction when you want to give in and it does just that. I don't think it's meant to be super complicated, just a much needed distraction. I also really like nomo Thank you for helping those of us struggling with addiction.