SPILLZ

I really enjoyed this game a lot, actually. About three weeks ago, I found it and started playing. It really is "addictive"--but looking at it in a slightly more positive way [depending on your perspective], the game also assists in the development of patience, perseverance, agile/quick thinking, and critical "spatial" thinking. And, young or old, who among us couldn't use some more of that stuff? That said, I got to level 179 last week, and I can't seem to get through the seemingly impossible, apparently final, level. Maybe that's just something game developers do? Make an impossible final level? Okay--that's fine, I suppose. But I'm trying still whenever I think of it when I have the time. (There's a partially obscured cube with "280" on it, with a path that leads away from it--just for a very, very short distance--but the "280" cube/level doesn't really appear clickable.) For the folks who complain about the free/"ad inclusive" version that has um, a bunch of ads: there's that relatively inexpensive paid version you can get, right? I mean, I imagine that the developers of this cool game have to earn a living, too. (I'm a professional classical musician who performs and teaches; and I'm always hearing, "I can pay my tuition late without a problem, right? You're a *musician* and you really seem to love your job and all." ("Um---yeah, I am, and I do . . . . . and, you know, this is--like--as you acknowledged, my actual *job*.") It's just a tad perplexing.) Okay, anyhow, thanks for the immensely enjoyable game!

I find my self playing this game almost every second of the day and I love it. The levels are great the game has great design and so does the balls, blocks, containers, and the background, but somethings that bother me is for one the retry sign is right there in front of my face and when I’m about to win with a flawless victory I accidentally hit it I’d rather have it over in the pause section like it is. Another thing is I feel like there are to many ads. Now that’s basically guaranteed when playing a game like this, but it’s very annoying when I’m again doing really great and then a random ad comes out of nowhere and resets the progress. Now this part I’m pretty sure is a bug but from time time the game will just kick me off and that never happens with any other game I have or I just play this way to much and don’t pay attention to my other games. Over all great game, but with all games needs lots of improvements.

Pretty much the same story as everyone else. Great game, addicting gameplay, fun challenge modes with the timed and "bad touch" hand levels. But enough ads to choke a horse. If you're used to watching anime on Crunchy Roll you might be used to this level of ad abuse, but the solution is simple. If you like it enough, drop $2 of support to the Devs and keep playing. Otherwise, put up with the ads or quit whining and move on to something else. Only put 4 stars for the following layout oversight that really should have been caught in playtesting. During the time trial levels, the timer is right on top of the quick reset button. So when you know you messed up, you have to go through the pause menu. Not that big of a deal, but a problem that shouldn't have made it to the launch version.