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by Quoons

This game is essentially the same game as Candy Crush Saga and all of the other virtually identical knockoffs. It’s fun for awhile, but if you play long enough eventually you encounter levels that are basically impossible to solve without resetting hundreds of times or spending money on tools that help you pass the level. Presumably this is an effort on behalf of the developer to bully you into spending money on a “free” game. This title is slightly less obnoxious about this than CCS, which is why I ended up playing it longer, but the whole business model is completely asinine. You get stuck on a level you can’t beat, play it over and over until you’re frustrated enough to spend money, buy a couple of icepick tools for a few bucks, pass the level, and your reward is…to advance to another level that can’t be beat without spending money. I would much rather just pay for the game up front and own something I can play and enjoy than be endlessly subjected to this kind of forced upsell. The “freemium” model needs to just hurry up and die already.

by GoodKat1960

I played this years ago, but my app didn’t support the iOS whatever....I was looking for new match games and here it was again! Of course, I downloaded it, and it’s much more fun now because before there was a NO WIN puzzle!! Now, however, every time I lose, the game freezes up!! It says to tap on the tool, but it’s frozen! So sad that such a fun, un-greedy game is such a failure!

by Quoons

This game is essentially the same game as Candy Crush Saga and all of the other virtually identical knockoffs. It’s fun for awhile, but if you play long enough eventually you encounter levels that are basically impossible to solve without resetting hundreds of times or spending money on tools that help you pass the level. Presumably this is an effort on behalf of the developer to bully you into spending money on a “free” game. This title is slightly less obnoxious about this than CCS, which is why I ended up playing it longer, but the whole business model is completely asinine. You get stuck on a level you can’t beat, play it over and over until you’re frustrated enough to spend money, buy a couple of icepick tools for a few bucks, pass the level, and your reward is…to advance to another level that can’t be beat without spending money. I would much rather just pay for the game up front and own something I can play and enjoy than be endlessly subjected to this kind of forced upsell. The “freemium” model needs to just hurry up and die already.