Juices Merge

Game frequently freezes not only the game but the entire phone. I'm not sure how this could've been approved by Apple when it has such an adverse effect on the phone. The ads are another problem. Whether selecting an offer or watching one of the ads offered to help with the game one get stuck in another never-ending loop, with no end to the ad, no benefit to watching. The ads can go on for minutes and minutes, with no way of backing out other than to close the app. Unless one actually continues through a purchase process to download the new app being offered the ad refuses to return one to the game to clear the problem level. In that regard the design of this game is highly deceptive.

This game is addicting, however, i already passed all of the max settings and have over 103K points compared to the other closest to me who only have 35K, and I have nothing left to do because once you hit the max for all, there is no upgrade or incentive. They should have some kind of incentive to keep you wanting to play. It just ends there. I've already accumulated another 85K but i cant upgrade the drinks anymore bc I hit the max on all of them. Is there any kind of reward for that? I beat everyone! Oh, and there are a lot of ads but at some point they stop.

It’s so incredibly refreshing to find a game that: 1. Actually lets you play with the merging glasses the whole time, without forcing you to play some other game. 2. Has NO ADS at all whatsoever. 3. Doesn’t require any in-app purchases so you don’t have to spend your irl money for virtual trash you’re never going to touch. 4. Isn’t constantly nagging you with challenges, races, super extra hard levels, etc. I truly feel this developer is doing us a service. Giving us the game the ads sold us, without then using the same greedy tactics. My only concern is that I lose the sense of time and place when playing and don’t know when to stop. Though the good thing is that if you leave, the game picks up right where you left off. So don’t overthink it. Just sit back and enjoy what actual games are supposed to feel like and stop being a robot for some greedy brand trying to fry your brain.