Jello Blast 12+

Name: Jello Blast
Rating: 4.5 (507 reviews)
Author: Rollic Games

Rollic Games

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 507 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Dive into a delightful world of wobbly wonders in Jello Blast! This addictive puzzle game challenges you to match and pop jello blobs of multiple layers, creating a satisfying cascade of colorful explosions. Indulge your sweet tooth and immerse yourself in a world where every wobble counts!

May 3, 2024

Version 1.7

- Bug Fixes!

4.5 out of 5

507 Ratings

Good but buggy

I like this game quite a bit, but the bugs make it extremely frustrating. How am supposed to complete a level if I am not given all the color blocks I need? I’ve been stuck on the same level (not even a hard one) for 4 days because of this random chance. Not all if the blocks disappear when they touch either. I can’t plan out my moves if the blocks don’t break.

Am I beta testing your game, Rollic?

After a few days of play, I’m pretty convinced that Rollic’s business model is to bust out games as fast as possible to corner the market, and then fix the issues later. No settings control within in the game (only on home screen), no way to quit a level without playing it out. The power up buttons are too close to the play area, so they get used up accidentally and quickly. Lives don’t always replenish with the timer unless you force quit. I see they recently added “harder levels” - great, but I’ve been stuck on 38 for a few days now, and several times have played out levels where I didn’t even have the right colors to finish. Seems like they really need me to pay $13 for no ads and power ups, but I’m beta testing their game for them. Just wait on this one, it’s got potential and should be finished someday.

Potential

While I enjoy the idea of the game and most things about it, there are some annoying issues. Lives don’t always refresh when the timer says they should. Sometimes, when two blocks of the same color touch, only one of them loses that color instead of both of them (like they are supposed to). When you get blocks stacked up to the top, sometimes you lose a life when they reach the line, but other times the game doesn’t seem to recognize they are over the line. When you run out of blocks, you will often lose a life before all the blocks have settled so you don’t know if you may have actually finished the task.

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