App Profile: Picture Cross - Logic Puzzles

notenoughlevels777

Rating: 3/5

i don’t like that they give you a timer to complete the level , but by the time i was on about level 300 i didn’t have a time anymore. now i’m on level 400 and there’s no more puzzles:(

ScarletMermaid

Rating: 1/5

Edited: I’m at level 60 just now, I get my 10 free coins of the day, finished it in 2 minutes, and literally could only play one game today before not having enough for the next. The first 40 levels are beginner levels anyway. I’ve never used a hint and somehow it seems I’m being penalized. What’s the incentive to keep playing this game?? There are better ones out there. I’ve played a lot of these games, this one has a decent format, it’s clear and easy to see, but is lacking a lot. It’s biggest issue is that if you scroll to block out a whole line, it allows it to cross into other lines. One swipe can really mess up the board. Having an undo button would be great. It doesn’t have the bold grid lines every 5 squares that save you a lot of extra counting. Another issue I have is that you can’t close out the app without losing all your progress. The coin issue is annoying, I’d like to not be limited on how many games I can play in a day. I don’t buy hints, and I can still only play a few puzzles each day before I run out and have to wait for my whopping 10 coin daily gift. It’s not the worst I’ve seen, but it’s very basic. Also, maybe they changed the ad issues, I haven’t yet been interrupted in the middle of a game.

A True Puzzle Lover

Rating: 2/5

Ads are one thing but I have never played a game where they interrupted you in the middle of your move to stop for an ad. You totally lose your train of thought. It’s infuriating. At least, they could wait until you finished your move before interrupting constantly with an ad. Otherwise, the game might actually be fun. I don’t have enough time to even get a chance to think about my next move since I am constantly interrupted with tons of ads. I doubt the advertisers didn’t have that in mind when they paid good money to have someone’s full attention to their product.