3.6 




This game is amusing, but make no mistake: it is not like the ad, but is itself an ad farm. You level up, tap once to make the game play itself, and then watch an ad. Rinse & repeat. Depending on the level, you will spend about 20% of the time the app is open making level up choices, 20% watching the ragdoll fall, and about 60% watching ads. I would give it one star, but the 20% watching the ragdoll fall is fun every once-in-a-while, so it gets 2 stars instead.





Worst games for ads I've seen yet... Literally 4 freaking ads within a minute. And to close the ads you have to close no less than 2 times. I get games have to have ads, but this is insane. It could be a fun time killer but I think one person said it best, the game is a very VERY short break from the ads, not an ad break from the game. It's unplayable.





Fun game except for the excessive number of ads. Update after Dev response: I don't mind ads in general, but having one every 30 seconds or so, even when not choosing to watch one to multiply rewards, is just too much. It literally means you spend more time watching ads and actually playing the game...almost like it's an app meant to be a vehicle for ads and the game is the "ad break"





The game itself is okay, the amount of Ads in the game doesn't make it worth it. Especially when the developers response is for this game to be 'free' which is a completely BS LAZY response. This game can be free without an ad every 20 seconds. The ads are longer than actual play time!!!!! If you're gonna force ads on us that often atleast make sure it's not breaking the game, I've had the app crash multiple times because of the ads. Would not recommend this game because of the amount of ads.





The game is entertaining but, like others have said, it's basically a collection of ads that take commercial breaks in the form of a 10 sec game. I get that it's a free game, its just the way mobile games are now, but holy hell, its ad after ad after ad after ad. These games clearly aren't trying to be top tier games but the excessive ads take away what this game does offer. I'll play for a few min and once my patience for the ads runs out, typically only one or two levels in, I'll uninstall.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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