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by Sparkle-woman

This game wins the prize for the least amount of time residing on my phone. Between levels 1 and 14, there were four, count ‘em, four ads. Given that most of the levels last ten seconds or less, I spent more time watching ads and waiting for the double arrow and x to appear than I did actually playing the game. Too bad because it’s a great idea, a different take on the Hexa-flip type puzzles which I recently discovered. The top of each stack is labeled with an arrow, which means that stack can only leave the board in that direction when all other obstacles—the other stacks in that row— are removed. Very cool, and I imagine if you want to pay to have ads removed (I don’t), it’s definitely addictive. It’s difficult to get addicted when your attention is diverted every 30 seconds or less.

I’ve played tons of ad-supported games, and still play most of them, because the ads aren’t obnoxious in quantity and are easily and quickly dismissed. I’ve also deleted tons of games for being the opposite, this one among them.

by Mamadoc8

The game would be fun except that you don’t get enough moves to finish a level, and you have to watch a full length ad to get more moves, and that may not be enough, and you have to watch another ad. Also, you have an ad after every level. I don’t usually mind ads, but this is overkill. Deleted the game.

by KC Salas

It’s just the same levels over and over again… I liked it until I realized I kept playing the same handful of puzzles over and over again… I wonder how long it takes people to realize this