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Spelling and grammatical errors everywhere; this isn't me being an Internet grammar nazi, this app is a product, and if you want to sell a product, you don't want the label to read like a third-grader was put in charge of editing. If you can't spell or produce proper sentence structure, the rest of the product you make is probably going to be just as low-quality. Which it absolutely is in this case: You're essentially spoon-fed answers to child-tier riddles so you can watch an ad after every single correct answer. It's like you get punished for winning. That's the exact opposite way you want to condition someone if you want them to keep your app. Into the trash. Two stars for keeping me busy long enough to get the laundry dried.

This app if great and all but most of the riddles you have to search up because the riddle has absolutely nothing to do with the answer. And sometimes some of the riddles don't even make since like someone with who's first language was English gave someone who's first language was not English a packet and was like "write sentences so people have to think about the answer" and then they didn't even go over and check to see if anything made sense. Still a good app tho🤔😡🙃

I feel like about 2/3 of the riddles are actually good. The other third though, wow, at least use the words that are somewhat associated with the item in question instead of substituting different words that don’t fit the context. I mean, I suppose it is a good way to throw people off to use words that are never associated with the object in question, but it is also kinda cheating on the part of the riddle maker. And, of course, many of the riddles have more than one answer that fits but they are only looking for one. Example: You throw me out when you use me and take me in when you are done. What am I? The answer they are looking for is “anchor”, but anyone who has ever been on a boat knows you don’t “throw” an anchor, you “drop” it, otherwise you might damage the boat. The riddle should have been written: You drop me when you use me and take me in when you are done. Things that better fit the riddle given: lasso, fishing line, lobster traps, kite, your field of view, yoyo etc My other complaint is that the program uses hyphens to break up large words but you often think it is trying to give you a hyphenated word when really it is just one word.