Knit Out

This is my favorite game on my phone! I really love puzzle games and have downloaded so many but this is the only one that holds my attention level after level and doesn’t have a million really long ads. The levels get increasingly difficult and as I’ve gotten up there in levels (I just hit level 400), I often have to play a level multiple times to get past it. I love that they’re challenging without being so difficult that they’re impossible to finish. My favorite thing about this game is that it’s one of the only ones I’ve found in which the ads are relatively short and that’s the main reason I keep playing it everyday. Please don’t change that!

I just started and I’m really enjoying the game. But if you don’t have any money to put into the game, it’s practically impossible to pass the hard levels. I’ve been stuck on level 29 for a long time. I can’t seem to get past it. For people that can’t buy help, maybe you could come up with a way to earn coins or help faster. I’ve watched every ad to earn extra coins. But it still was not enough. The help costs too much. The amount you get for watching the ads is insufficient. And I’m worried I’ll be stuck on this level forever! Should I just give up??

I really liked this game until I got to the 300s and realized it’s nothing but a money grab. As several other reviews mention, some levels are impossible the pass without a power-up, and power-ups cost 900+ coins, and you only get 40 per level (unless you watch an ad, then you get 80). For the first day, the game is ad free. Then, there’s an ad after EVERY. SINGLE. LEVEL. Want to get rid of those ads? That’ll cost you $10. Want to unlock double rewards for the season pass? Another $10 — for EVERY season pass (each month). Need extra coins? At least $2 (and that’ll only get you 1000 coins). Out of coins but want to keep playing a level? $5. Plus, you cannot go back and play previous levels OR reset your progress. I wanted to play this game to relax and calm my mind. Now I’m stressed and ticked off and wasted money before I wised-up.