Rated this 5 stars so the thing puts this on top ratings. I would actually rate this two stars, because I feel like you would do way more blockudo puzzles than logic puzzles. After a chapter, at least for me you start needing keys to unlock new chapters. To get the keys you play blockudo puzzles. It is very hard to get keys because you get them one at a time and each level requires a minimum of 30 keys and each time you play a new chapter you need 10 more keys than the last. So if I was playing this game for an hour I think I would have played 100 blockudo games and like 3 logic puzzles. I would recommend this game to people who love blockudo puzzles and logic ones but if you don’t I don’t think you’ll love this game. Thanks!PS I think it would be more truthful to name this game “block puzzles” than “logic puzzles” and maybe you can make the logic puzzles bonus games that you can play when you get enough keys by playing the block puzzles. Have a great day to everyone who read this!

There were 2 things about this game that made me delete it in a week. The first was the ads. Every time I finish a puzzle, there is an ad. Every time I click on any button in the "game" there is an ad. And considering that the first story is easy, the ads start to pile up easily. In most games, you'll have to play less than $3 to remove ads, but this game is crazy with its pricing! To remove ads, you have to pay $4.99! Another thing was the puzzle pieces. You really can't do anything without puzzle pieces. You can't even buy them! They only way to get them is to play a game to get puzzle pieces, and when you get to a certain amount of points, you get only 1 puzzle piece! It takes way too long to get puzzle pieces. I played the game to get puzzle pieces more than solving the puzzles. They should not even be in this "game" at all. After you finish the first chapter of the "game" you need 30 puzzle pieces to get the next story. And each story is only 5 puzzles. They only thing I like are the hints that help me with harder puzzles. The events are cool too, but need puzzle pieces as well. The best part is the daily challenges, which are pretty difficult. You can even play older ones too. Still, don't get this "game" because it is not worth it. I deleted it in a week. I barely made any progress. I was really disappointed, because this game has a lot of potential to be so good. If the puzzle pieces went away, I would easily keep this "game" for sure.

I love logic puzzles. This game is good at logic puzzles. But in order to unlock more logic puzzles you have to play a different mini game on the app that is entirely different than the game you (presumably) downloaded this app for. The daily challenges are honestly better to play because they don’t require “keys” (the currency you earn through this unrelated mini game) and there is a new one every day. But if you want to play more than one puzzle a day, presumably you would have to play more of the block mini game to earn the keys needed to get an undisclosed number of new puzzles. The ads are a thing. Like, I get that apps like this want to make money. Ads are a good way to make money. I have played many “free” games that have ads and the ones I enjoy have significantly less ads than this app. I would say I get about 3-5 ads a puzzle. And these aren’t long puzzles. If you ever see the little emoji pop up with the “genius!” or “brilliant!” exclamations you need to brace yourself; an ad is coming. I am happy that the keys needed to unlock puzzles aren’t hidden behind a paywall because that would be an immediate deal breaker. I haven’t played any of the other logic puzzle style game apps of this type so I am not qualified to state if this one is better or worse than the others. These are all just my first impressions after getting and playing the app for one day. Do with this information what you will.

I always read reviews before downloading apps, but the ads looked pretty good for this game. I like Blockdoku, so I wanted to know what everyone was talking about and to see if the developers had changed anything. To start, they have not. A logic “game” is more of a story. In the story, there are about five, maybe six logic games. Of course after every game there is the obligatory ad. After the “story” is over, you need keys to continue. 100 keys to be exact. If you’ve never played “Blockdoku,” it’s a cross between sudoku and Tetris. You need to put Tetris shaped pieces into an empty sudoku board. Whenever a box or line is filled, it is eliminated. You place pieces in until they won’t fit anymore. For every 100 pieces you place, you get one key. ONE. I play a lot of Blockdoku and I got six keys. As many people said, I played more Blockdoku than I did logic puzzles. I’m curious as to why, after reading SO many reviews where people complained about this over and over again, and the developers responded, why they haven’t changed this. If you are someone who enjoys downloading one game that is advertised but playing another, then, by all means, this is for you. I’ve seen many bait and switch games out there, so this is no different. Developers, I just don’t recommend answering so many reviews that you “appreciate the feedback” but don’t do anything about it. It kind of gives the impression that you don’t really appreciate it at all.