Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Oakever Games · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
(If a developer sees this I would appreciate if you read it all) I wanna start by saying I think this game is really fun. I've gotten more into puzzles recently, and I absolutely love this game. I feel like the hints they give could be a bit more descriptive but that's about it for the game standpoint. HOWEVER, I do have a few issues. The first one is the ads. When I saw ads for this game, all the ads were advertising that this app has no ads. I downloaded it to find out and it was actually true.... for about a week. After playing the game for a while, they started pushing ads on the app. Literally after every level. It would have been alright if they at least didn't lie. The next issue is a big one, and I think the devs really need to see this. So if you're a dev please read this because it's important. I would have marked this as 4 stars until today when I actually got a scam as an ad. Like an actual virus. I'm not stupid, so I didn't fall for it, but the ad put a flashing message button on the bottom of the screen and made it look like it was part of the game and it wouldn't stop flashing. Upon tapping on it, it opened up a tab in safari and ending up being one of those scams where they say that a virus has been detected on your phone with a 2 minute timer for urgency and tells you to remove the virus by downloading something. If you download it, you'll get an actual virus on your phone which can corrupt and steal all your information. For the developers. Please. It is your responsibility to make sure that you don't promote viruses as ads. I'm assuming children play your game and they will easily fall for that.
Genuinely I love this game so much, I downloaded it before they added the daily streak, had it for 3 days and I was already at level 500, now I’m over 1000 already 😼 So imagine my how excited I was when I noticed you guys consistently updating it I like that you changed the ranking of the leadboard from how many cats you have from completed levels to how many fish you have, it makes way more sense. I love that when you use the hint button it actually explains to you why there is or isn’t a cat there, not just giving it to you. I love the voice acting that got added as well, and the ads aren’t that bad, yeah there’s quite a few but I like that it only after you complete a level. My only thought for this coming from someone who’s gotten to levels over 1000, the levels do start to repeat after what feels like 100 I think? But it’s hardly noticeable and it’s not like you’ll remember it enough to immediately figure it out, I don’t expect you guys to have 1000 different levels but that was literally my only critique
I have never rated an app before, but the ads on this app frustrated me to the point of leaving a review. The game itself is addicting. It’s fun, cute, and actually becomes pretty challenging as you get deeper into it. I genuinely enjoy playing it, which makes this even more disappointing. I don’t mind watching ads to support a free game—that’s expected. But these ads are excessive. They go on forever, and even after clicking “Skip” or the “X,” they often continue through multiple screens before you can actually close them. It starts to feel less like supporting a free game and more like fighting the ad just to get back to playing. I even tried contacting support, hoping to give feedback directly, but that was another frustrating experience. The chatbot asked whether its suggested articles solved my issue. I selected “No, I need to talk to someone,” and it immediately responded with, “We’re glad the information was helpful. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to us anytime!” There was no way to actually speak with someone, so the support chat felt completely pointless. This could easily be a 5-star game because the gameplay is genuinely enjoyable. Unfortunately, the excessive, difficult-to-close ads and the lack of real customer support take away from what would otherwise be an excellent experience. I hope the developers reconsider the ad experience and improve their support system, because this game deserves better.
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