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Matt Opdycke
It's lretty servicable as a small tome waster. I wish there was solutions built into the game rather than random collections of pieces being generated, which are often useless os helping you progress in a level and waste a turn. In addition, a preview for the next piece would be really helpful as well, as it can inform where you place the block you're currently on. All in all it's a pretty average game that could be really fun.
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Ryan Burns
The core game is really fun but they ruin it by going overboard on the ads. I didn't see any for the first 8 levels or so but after that I was seeing one after every single level which just killed the enjoyment of the game. I'm glad I played it far enough to see how egregious they are with the ads, I was about to give the game a 5 star review.
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Madison Knight
I like the object of the game and I like the jelly concept. Though, it's unclear what makes you move onto the next level. It seems to have no meaning, you are playing and spontaneously move to another level and have to start all over again. What would be great is if you could continue playing until the board fills and perhaps if it reaches the top of the board you lose!
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