I enjoyed this game quite a bit more than I thought I would at first. The puzzles were fun to solve, although occasionally frustrating because the clues didn't seem to fit. I strongly suggest that a pop up tip be added telling about the option to get rid of ads, because I missed this until it was too late and I would have gladly paid to get rid of them. Now that I'm finished with all of the puzzles, I would really like to see more. I would be willing to pay 99 cents for 100 additional puzzles. If you are having trouble thinking of more, you could always ask for submissions from players.

Some of the clues are quite tricky, and are obscure enough that that some players might not recognize the connection, but they’re quite well written — I would say nearly all are up to “NYT crossword” standard. Continuing with that analogy, I’d say the difficulty level ranges from Tuesday to Saturday, with most in the Wednesday-Friday range.

I like this game -- the clues being puns adds a twist that is a challenge. I have it on two devices (phone and iPad) but alternating between them doesn't work very well because there's only one set of games. If I play a bunch on one device, I still have to play them again on the other device before moving forward. If the devices are so connected that each one knows I've already played "that game" then why can't it scroll through and continue to the next one? Very frustrating!

The clues are a bit challenging, but not impossible. You lose energy for each wrong letter guess, but you can get 8 energy back for free just by watching a short ad.That’s more than fair.I have never called an app “perfect” before. But this one is. It’s perfect.