Queen Rescue: Dragon Puzzle

It seems the glitches have been fixed with recent updates. This is a fun game that’s a little bit a puzzle and a little bit strategy. It’s not too ad crazy which is nice. The amount of ads is tolerable for me. Although there’s in-app purchases, you can play it without additional purchases.

This would be one of my favorite games and I’m just now about to stop playing and possibly uninstall it. I’m stuck on level 166. I have bought add-ons and not received the entire package. I have purchased extra boost, and then I go to use them and the game freezes and force closes, wasting my money and time. It also freezes randomly during a game and force closes after freezing my entire phone often. There are also times where the level will have color that doesn’t exist in the boxes. For example, the dragon is green, orange white, black, and pink, and I’ll have no white pieces on the entire board even after purchasing extra power ups I wish they would fix this game so it could go back to being one of my favorites and I could play it.

I love this game. I purchased the ad-free feature for a few bucks. I played all the way through to level 115, often failing and needing to retry before I got it right. Very engaging!! But 115 is impossible to win with the 4 default spaces, and adding a space requires coins, and I’ve used all my coins for whatever reason. I’ve done the math—the extra space is absolutely required. The only way for me to get more coins is to either win a level, or purchase them. Since I can’t win this level without an additional space, I would be forced to purchase. I already purchased the ad-free feature, and I believe in financially supporting the game developers, but this approach is bad juju. A more above-board approach would be to give so many levels for free then allow for purchases of additional game bundles, knowing that they can all be completed. Giving the option to purchase additional slots is fine, some will likely opt for that option and its additional revenue for the developer. But this hidden trap approach is bad faith on their part (and all too common).