Slices for Pc 4m2yf

OK, so I’ll start off with THIS... REALLY?!?! this app is a pretty good game, but it’s one of those games that you don’t play on a regular basis. I have this game on my other device and I COULD NOT STOP PLAYING IT!!!! It was SO FUN!! But then, after I got to level 21 I stopped playing this app because of how BORING it got to me!!!!!! Ok, so this is why I typed: REALLY?!?! It’s because... REALLY?!?! It didn’t happen once, it didn’t happen twice, it didn’t happen THREE TIMES, it happened A LOT. What happened a lot? HOW THE GAME WOULD CONSTANTLY GIVE ME THE WRONG PIECES!!!!!! Yeah, I get it you have to put the pieces in the right place to a level but the game would literally give me THE SAME PIECES OVER AND OVER AGAIN until I ran out of space to put THE SAME PIECES!!!😩😩😩😩😩😩😒😒😒😒😒😒 another thing that made the game boring was how you weren’t in control of the next fruit or veggie in the next level!! It would be nice if you could make your own fruit or veggie!! That way you could kinda customize your own level! Other than these two problems, this app is a really great game! (BY THE WAY, I RATE THE GAME BY HOW MANY PROBLEMS I HAD. I HAD TWO PROBLEMS SO I AN GIVING THE GAME A 3/5 STAR RATING)

This isn’t a puzzle game, yet its being d as one. I even paid for this, because the ads were just too crazy terrible, and the first couple rounds were simple and fun. But once you get about 5 rounds in, it becomes apparent that the pieces spawn in a completely random (or worse, intentionally impossible) order that forces you to lose the round. A puzzle game provides a set round with a set way to solve it. You can even tell these rounds are just a random set of pieces because when you fail and start over, it’s an entirely different round! It just gets insanely frustrating when you get far in a round, and then you’re presented 7 of the same piece in a row and you automatically lose, no matter how you played any others piece the entire rest of the game. There’s also no satisfaction to finishing one round, because it’s not like you managed to get the placement right, figured out the puzzle, get to move on to another one. Because like I said, even if you fail the round, you’re given a totally new one regardless of if you technically advance or not. The ads in this game are as awful as everyone says. But the game itself is only $3, so if you enjoy it, I personally think that’s a very reasonable trade off to just pay for it. It’s not loaded with micro transactions or a monthly fee, just the one time $3. So if you can tolerate this to level 7 (just to be safe), just pay for it.

I don’t reviewing apps but after reading how many people feel this is an “Ad Trap” I thought I would. I don’t have a problem with the ads simply for the fact that you have an option to “kill” it after only watching a few seconds. I don’t think I’ve ever had to watch a full add. I agree with the one reviewer that it should be easy to win each puzzle if you prioritize the circles; however, I realize the pieces are randomly generated and sometimes you get the same piece so many times there isn’t a move left. The game does give you a little hammer which you can use every so often when you see a piece coming that will cause you to lose. Either people are not paying attention to the next piece or they’ve already smashed a piece and are waiting for the hammer to regenerate. I’m on level 42 and I’ve only been playing a little while and have used the hammer once. So for those who find it impossible after level 5, you’re obviously not placing your pieces in the best order. I too get frustrated that I can be so close to completing a level only to have that ONE piece screw me over, but that’s what keeps me coming back. If it were so easy to win then nobody would play.

Pretty good. Yes, a lot of ads, but there’s a one-time 3$ option to remove them, and if you can’t spend 3$ on an app you enjoy I’m not sure why you even have a smart phone. As far as the RNG, this I don’t mind either. I’ve gotten past level 30, there are some basic tricks to it, but it’s also like any card game: Chance is involved, and you just have to deal with that. If it wasn’t it’d be based on memorization and a lot of trial and error, and to me that’s just a drag. So I like the game, and there’s also daily challenges that require a different strategy to change things up. One thing I will say is I wish they’d change the leveling system. Each level gets harder and harder, until you need 500 points or more to advance to the next level. This is fine as far as it goes...but eventually you get stuck, as your chance of randomly getting the right piece combinations gets very slim mathematically. And then you’re staring at the same pattern forever and ever. I’d suggest maybe varying the number of points needed, or maybe adding a way to reset your levels or randomize the pattern—so you can still feel you’re advancing and get to look at different things.