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by Random Girl On Her Phone

First of all, ads. I understand having ads, but when your competitor doesn’t have ads.. man, ya messed up. Ads for an Antistress game? Really? Onto my main point, this game is a copy. I have no idea why people download this game because when you look up “antistress” or “anxiety relief games” or something like that the original game pops up first. The original game, that was created a year before this game, has a square for the logo. Ooh, and what does this game have??? The same thing. The similar games: lawn mowing, the pen game is exactly the same except for I think the color, the pond one, the drawing one is pretty similar, and the metal ball one is too. There are also other similarities, but I don’t want to spend forever on this review. Also just saying, the other game has 64+ free games again, with no ads. I mean the similarities are uncanny between these two apps. But let’s just say it’s all a funny coincidence.... ADS???? REALLY???? Even if this was the ‘original’ I still wouldn’t play it because I have ANXIETY AND STRESS inducing ads popping up in my face every time I close a game. It’s clear that this game is just out there to make money, not to really help people. It’s clear that this copy is making more money than the original (☹️). The only reason I can see to play this app, is if you really like bright colors because that’s the only “plus” I see in this game.

by Annawehde

It is a good concept, but I dont love the games. For instance, there is one where you move pipes around to connect them so the water can flow, but when you complete it, it doesnt show that happening and a new one appears. Or there is a car wash one (where the car spins too fast) and once you are 95% done it just skips to the next car. It feels like any sense of progress is lost. And for an app that is aiming to reduce stress/anxiety, not letting you see the end result is frustrating. Also, some of the others are okay, but the battery charging one is too easy (it tells you when to stop rather than letting you figure it out) etc. I just didnt feel like these apps required enough focus (or used enough at all for some of the simple ones) to actually keep my mind on them.

by Mimariff

I sincerely hoped this game would help with my anxiety. The games are simple enough and relaxing. However, the ads are a deal breaker and I’m deleting the app because of them. The are not only visually invasive, but LOUD. Every time you finish a game, which could be only 1 or 2 minute, another ad pops up and they are JARRING. If you turn off the game’s sound, the ad is still super loud. If you turn your iPhone to silent, the sounds persist. To remove the ads, they are asking for an absolutely insane $2 a week! The animation is incredibly amateur - something a first semester graphic design student could make. If they expect people to pay such a hefty price, they should consider upgrading their graphics. 1 star - disappointed.