
Elizabeth Heine
No matter how careful you are they just feed you pieces that can't possibly work. Maybe if they provided a preview so you knew what was coming you could plan but how would I possibly know I should put a piece one place or another if I can't see the next piece(s) that will be given to me. It is ridiculous. Played for 2 week and only broke 1000 ONCE! The rest of the time was seriously barely getting to 600. The ads between EVERY GAME is also very disruptive. I just uninstalled because it was just no longer entertaining when you know the game sets you up to fail. Like a virtual carnie except I was paying with time. Lol. I love a challenge but I do not need lessens in futility.
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Skyler DeWitt
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I'm gonna list my complaint first, but it's literally the only complaint I have. The ads. I wish there was a way to pay money to get rid of the ads. I listen to podcasts and audio books a lot and the ads interrupt them every time I play. It's really frustrating. ALL OF THAT SAID, This is a great game for me when I have anxiety or when my brain is going too fast for whatever I'm currently doing. There's no real pressure like a time limit or anything, so it's pretty relaxing. I honestly love it
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James Sauders
It's not a bad game, but how many adds you have to watch after literally everything is annoying. On top of that, you only get to see 3 puzzle pieces at a time, which would be fine, if it weren't for the fact that for ko fault of your own, you can receive your next 3 pieces and be blocked in so you automatically lose, there's nothing you can do because the game loads pieces you can't physically use. Just bad and lazy design.
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