App Profile: Lunatika: indie horror quest

dinos9411

Rating: 4/5

Alright the previous comment talks about ads so I’ll mention something else. During the beginning you have to grab the knife then go to the attic please add some hints to that because it took me forever to realize

Merit-M

Rating: 3/5

So far I really enjoy this game. It has a quiet atmosphere and I like the simple graphics. The first creepy thing we come across gives a good fright. But my god, ads. Every time ads. I tried to see if it has an option to pay a couple bucks to get rid of them. Nope. You hit the menu upper right and it's just other games he's done and back to the game. I really don't like that there's no option to remove ads. It feels smarmy to not have any option to remove them and never have I come across a game without the option to do so. I really don't like that and with the other two reviews also stating something about the ads, you would think that there would be an option now to take the blasted ads away. And that's just the thing: who wants to play a horror game especially when you're supposed to be immersed in the story when a loud, noisy, irritating ad pops up from walking through a door a couple of times??

~RoRo08

Rating: 1/5

Despite knowing precisely what needs to be done – grab the knife, ascend the ladder – I'm consistently met with a swift demise. I’ve downloaded and downloaded multiple times, made meticulous attempts, and yet, each effort culminates in the same frustrating outcome. It's a relentless bug making me more angry, angry than anything in a game I've experienced before. I've exhaustively explored every door or interactive spot, I’ve watched every play through there is, only to be met with the same unyielding failure, time and time again. And then there are the ads. Oh, the incessant barrage of ads that plague every doorway, every junction, every potential moment of progress. It's a pitiful display of greed, a blatant disregard for the player's experience. Not only am I barred from advancing in this game, but I'm also bombarded with ads, as if to add insult to injury. There's no escape, no respite – just an endless loop of frustration and disappointment. I'd sooner gouge my eyes out than subject myself to this abomination any longer.