Rope and Demolish

The idea of the game and the way it appears on ads looks satisfying. When playing the game the graphics and objective are similar yet the smoothness of movement is off. In Addition simple physics seem to be out the window as a structure can stand impossibly, and upon collapsing it never really crumbles like you would expect. The game is laced with ads to reset, load, title screen, completion screen, and then you get the dreaded double ad every few times. I understand the game needs to make money off of ads, yet if the developers spent a few extra bucks to smooth everything out….and had a high schooler who has taken physics explain logic to them…and put an ad every three full levels instead of 4 per level…then the player base would go up enough to make them money and people happy.

I read a lot of the earlier reviews and like most other voodoo games, thought this one was ONCE AGAIN going to be constantly filled with ads. However, after playing for a short time, I have discovers that there are very little ads, and the game is actually very fun. The one thing I would add is a better way to destroy objects, because when you target the vital load carrying beams, the whole structure falls but doesn’t really break. Idk what engine you are using, but maybe measure the speed of the falling object and at a certain point make it explode when it hits another solid object.

To begin with, when you actually play the game and go to hook around the buildings it stutters every 2 seconds and you can’t do anything about it so you just gotta hope that the hook didn’t go to the wrong place, as it will stutter and just go it’s own direction, there’s an ad after every single level, even if you restart you get an ad and you I had to restart the same level 5 times due to the fact that it stutters every 2 seconds and you can’t control where it goes so half the time it hooks to the ground or the completely wrong place. Usually with games you can just turn off WiFi so you won’t get ads but with this game you HAVE to have WiFi. No wonder it said only 1% of people get to level 99, that’s because only 1% of people will actually take the time and play all the way through. If that.