Prison Escape: Pull Pin Puzzle 9+

The game is very fun to play and has a lot of levels that require a problem solving brain, well done. The levels tend to have a lot of repetition perhaps as placeholders and there are plenty of annoying bugs, but all the levels are beatable and the game in conclusion, is very great to play.

Cute game for low graphics leisure only.
To harvest points, you must free your avatar in a specific order, with exact timing, when the algorithm decides. Otherwise, your “successful” escape it not counted and you have to repeat until the algorithm decides you have succeeded. Additionally, points are not awarded automatically. You must “click grab them” as the multiplier click button counts down from say 22x down to 2x. Like hitting a timer and yelling Yahtzee. You must do this every time to capture the multiplier points, then the points you just captured are only awarded AFTER you watch an Ad. Now the Ads must be ready to run or the points you captured will run down to 2x. The Most points you can capture after every escape is 75 to 122 points on average. So, if your offer says reach 60k points to get the reward, divide 122 points into 60k and you see how many levels and ads you will have to slosh thru. Around reaching 22k, after DAYS gone by, I packed it in. I did enjoy the game but not the way you have to work for points after escaping, nor did I enjoy the ads which were long and repetitive.

I played this game as a promotional offer. I was asked to get to 100,000 coins to redeem points to get a few full sized free samples from PINCHMe (a bit complicated, I know). I figured I would play it in my free time since it looked fun. It was at first, but after about level 20, the levels started repeating themselves. Each level earns about 17-23 coins, and if you watch an add, it can double, triple, quadruple, or whatever five times is, so it wasn’t too bad. It did take me about 2 weeks to get up to 100,000 coins.

The ads were a big problem though. They started out fine, but the more I played the game, the more gaming ads appeared. At first they were appropriate games, but for some reason, they got more and more inappropriate until at about 99,900 coins, they played a very inappropriate, explicit ad. I did hit 100,000 coins about then and stopped playing, but I will never play that game again. Somehow that got through my parental controls and explicit content filters. This was the only game on my phone, so it must be the reason I was getting stuff like that. PINCHMe also never showed the offer as complete, which was a bit of a bummer…no samples. Oh well.