Pin Puzzle: Pull Pins Out

I thought it was great! I always have wanted to play the pin puzzle shown in ads, so this was an awesome discovery. However, there are a lot of ads, so if you could cut them down to every two or so levels, that would be great! It’s fine if you can’t or are unable to.

Haven’t written a review in quite a while, but this game is worth it. For all those who were disappointed in games like Homescapes or Gardenscapes, which trailered pin-pulling levels but were essentially just match-3’s, this one (amongst others) actually has all the pins you could ever want to pull, and then some. It starts out painfully easy, but by level 50 it ramps up a bit, and by 90 it occasionally requires some actual thought. Not every level appears to be a brain-buster, which makes for fairly relaxing entertainment, and it adds new game elements every so often, so you get some nice puzzle and “scenery” variation. Highly recommend if you want a cute brain-teaser and not a cranium-buster. 🤔

Pros: This is a great game to pass the time, especially for kids. Fun graphics, concepts, “upgrades”, and an all-around calm game. Cons: Slow/lagging. I believe it’s the bottom banner ad placement that’s eating the battery and processor. Made the game unplayable when I’m not able to see pins being pulled (you only hear sound), delayed explosions and movements, and segue into next screen. Ads. Ads. Wow, the ads. YES, totally understandable that the revenue is NEEDED for funding the free game. But wow… it’s a total buzzkill when after every game and “claim” there’s a 45-90 second game app being pushed, THE FORCED APP STORE POP-UPS, and the battery being eating alive because of it. Rating: 5 for gameplay. 1 for non-optimized ad placement.