Balls Control

Ok so I read all the reviews here, the main complaint I see are the ads and placement of the ads. I too get annoyed with ads, however, I have the iPhone 6+ and I just got the game. I wanted to try a little experiment, I put my phone in airplane mode and I was able to play the game AD FREE. That’s right, instead of complaining about the ads play in airplane mode or turn WiFi off and be sure that cellular data is also off and you can enjoy the game AD FREE. It’s great time killer, with all my dr apps that I have.

I enjoy all sorts of various idle games - something I can do on my lunch breaks at work or whatever other spare time I have, but still have some feeling of “getting somewhere” even if I don’t have a lot of time to play. The gameplay for this is fairly simplistic, and adheres to basically all the other main rules of upgrading things that other idle games share. However, the number of ads that appear for every little thing (including in the middle of a level) are beyond obtrusive and ruin the experience. If a level takes me 30 seconds to complete, i shouldn’t have to sit through up to four ads following in order to get the bonuses and all that. Plus if I do complete a level I’m rewarded with an ad anyway! I get that there is a need to make some money but come on. Tone it down a bit.

If you want a summary scroll to the bottom. This app has good potential, but it’s definitely got some problems. To start off, it’s a little boring. You literally just hold your finger on the screen. If there were some other upgrades like spawn rate or smthn like that, I think it would help to fix the problem. Then, as with almost all idle games, the ads. This game is much better than other games in the way of ads, so congrats on that. My only problem is if you don’t want to watch an entire advertisement for a reward then it gives you a 5 second skip ad for no reward. This is less of a problem than the next, which is pretty irritating. There will be advertisements i the middle of a level, so you’re clicking on something and then you’re in the App Store. It’s a clever way to make money, it’s just a little irritating. In summary: The amount and placement of the ads is not outweighed by the quality of the game.