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I enjoy the puzzles and the personal challenge of making the most convoluted zip line imaginable but it’s ruined by the sheer frequency of advertisements. You cannot clear a level or reset a checkpoint because there’s a 30 second ad at the end of it. This level of monetization of my time makes me refuse to play any of these sort of simple puzzle games. I’ll spend more time looking at an ad for a game that is very similar to this one then actually playing this one. The punishment for failure isn’t a loss of points it’s the loss of your time as a restart is another 30 second ad for another game followed by another (albeit optional) 30 second trial of the game you just watched an ad for, BEFORE getting through to play the zip line again and the cycle repeats.

This game is pretty decent, and decently great at helping pass the time when needed, but the levels are pretty easy. Unfortunately, as they are easy enough you pass them relatively quickly, and there are ads pretty often that take a good 25-40 seconds each. Way too many ads for such short playtime. It’s not a big challenge, it’s all about timing and nothing more. So, it’s a cutesy game that takes advantage and stuff ads into your life. If you don’t mind that or are willing to pay for another version if there is, then by all means. Otherwise, don’t both.

I liked the game, what little time I could play it. There was one point where I had to sit through an ad every single level. And each level was taking me maybe 15 seconds to work out. Some of the ads were 30+ seconds. If I sit there with a timer and have to sit through more ad than game play, you’re just an advertisement with some game play, not a game with ads. And pro tip to developers: I will never download an app from a company with awkward or misspelled text. I delete this app off my phone, hopefully it improves someday because it’s a cool little game.