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Debbie White
I was looking for something relaxing like Vertex. Unfortunately, this game rates you on how perfectly you can finish each puzzle. It plays soothing music, but trying for perfection makes it stressful. Also, there have been no new puzzles since I started it about a year ago. Frustrating. No options for resetting, turning off music or taking out the competitive nature of it.
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Nancy Williams
Pretty good. I like that it can be played in small or large amounts. The only problem is that on some of the more complicated puzzles the puzzle has errors where correctly connecting all of the necessarily lines to a dot does not result in the dot changing to a star. This leaves the number 1 but there are no more lines to draw. Retracing all of the lines to that dot will turn to a star, but the errant 1 can also lead to mistakes which is frustrating. Example: elephant on pedestal puzzle.
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Tracy Edger
If you pay to get rid of ads that only works for a while. I guess you get so many "free from ads" then you have to watch an ad to get pictures or you have to spend game coins to buy them. For $11.00 I expect to NEVER see an ad when I'm playing let alone to open a new puzzle. it's the closest thing to NYT Vertex I've found but it's no Vertex.
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