Mystery Room-Final Breath

There’s an invisible energy system that the player can’t see until it’s empty. Then you have to either pay for more battery power, or watch ads. The energy does not refill over time!! The cost of even the most minor energy refill is 50 coins—you can get 5 free coins per day, so you’re looking at 10 DAYS of idle time just to play 5 levels. Therefore, You must either pay, or watch more ads. There’s no option to take a break and come back later. There are also ads between every single level, so the deluge of ads feels pretty bad unless you’re willing to pay for ad-free. Shame. The puzzles are quite good so far, but I am only at level 14 of 105 and I don’t think I’m going to make it any farther.

This is the perfect game because it’s not super hard for the most part. You can usually figure out what to do to get the clues. I will say the some of the games are not easy to figure out and the instructions are very vague so I use the coins and skip them. They could use some more details there but overall the game is challenging but not too much you don’t want to continue.

It’s a lot of fun and just challenging enough to be fun and not infuriating. And I get having ads between levels and to get hints, but on top of those I have to watch two LONG ads just to play the next level. Not really sure if it’s a time thing to wait for more energy or what but it’s frustrating.