Solitaire Tripeaks Makeover

Playing the game is fun and I get that ads will be in it but if I pay to have it ad free why do I still have to watch ads for design choices? I find that ridiculous when there are still choices to watch ads for more coins, or power ups, etc. If I didn’t have to watch any ads for design choices I would give this 5 stars.

I’ll admit I didn’t play this game long, but that was because for every 10-15 seconds of gameplay I had to watch over 30 seconds of ads. I don’t mind ads that keep gameplay free, but to be forced to watch an ad in order to complete any tasks, and for a MUCH longer time than actual play is a no-go. Since *every single action* requires an ad view, I have no idea how anyone has made it beyond the first couple levels. Also, STOP USING ABUSED WOMEN AS A SELLING POINT, especially when it has NOTHING to do with the game. Why can’t game makers advertise their games HONESTLY?!?! I can’t count the number of games I have downloaded because they looked fun, only to find they are NOTHING like the game advertised. If your game is so crappy you can’t show what it is actually like, maybe improve it instead of just blatantly lying. This is a deceptive practice that makes no sense whatsoever. It’s literally like showing an ad for Top Gun: Maverick, but once the movie starts, it’s actually just home videos of people removing earwax. Ugh.

This is just another tri peaks solitaire game. I wish someone would actually make a game that is like the ad. It doesn’t make any sense to have a game that is nothing like the ad because if you can make the ad why not make the game like the ad. if you know people want to play a game where the gamer is helping someone in distress or fixing up a house to help the characters get out of the cold. Again if you can make the ad that way why not make the game that way? I would bet that if you did this you would more than double your customers because I’m going to delete this game just like thousands of other people do once they realize what it is. So do yourself a favor and listen to your customers.