Drop the Ball!

This is a really good and addicting game however I paid for no ads and when you ask for a second chance you still have ads... What's the point of paying for no ads if they are still gonna be there? Also the screen doesn't move up like it should and when you have a peg to hit it moves up farther until you are near the top. There is no consistency in the way they move up the board. I'm unsure how anyone could have a score over 300 because the game is set up only to allow you to have shorter rounds. Also once you remove the ads you don't get a second shot anymore..

I read the reviews and a lot of them are correct- this is a tough game to get over 200 points, let alone something near 100 points. But somebody down below asked if anybody has beaten their high score of 248: tonight I finally did- i got a high score of 293 points, my best ever score! that’s not a lie, I didn’t make that up I actually got 293 points in the game. It (the game) got much easier after I got over 250 points, and my secret to my success?: i’ve had about four/five (i forgot) shots of Jack Daniels and I’m totally relaxed, which proved to be very helpful while playing- usually when I play this game I tense up after i get anywhere near 180 points and that’s when I tend to lose. My point is not to go out and drink lots of alcohol and then partake in playing this app, my point is you have to be somewhat relaxed: don’t have great expectations when you play this app and that should make things a little easier- just have some fun with this app :) if I could I would post a screenshot of my high score, you’ll just have to take my word- good luck everyone, I know somebody out there can’t be my highest score! 👍👍✌️✌️

This game could be a classic if it were made better. As it is, it's just as frustrating as it is addictive. You want it to be the sort of game that flows, with long, high-scoring rounds, where the challenge is in how long you can keep the flow going - scores in the hundreds? Thousands? It's fun enough that you'd play it that long if you could. Unfortunately, it's a game where the difficulty steadily increases without yielding to effort, so that you play numerous short rounds without really getting any better. The behavior of the ball doesn't offer the subtlety needed to get out of difficult situations; past a certain point, no amount of technique or skill can save you. Plus, the various special moves you can make only get you a congratulatory message and don't affect your score or offer any playing advantage. The designers sacrificed the sense of flow for the sake of challenge, not realizing that a game that's easy enough to allow long, sustained rounds contains an inherent challenge in how long you can keep it going.