I’ve just downloaded this game off the app site. I’m very impressed by it. It’s best to use it first thing in the morning because it increases your IQ doing exercises with your brain early in the morning. I found this most fascinating and stimulating after just playing a few games later on in the day I find my intelligence picked up. I highly recommend it for anybody who wants to increase their intelligence to use this every morning just before they go to work. Thank you very much God bless you all kind regards, Daniel Tansell.

Liked this game straight away but it gets repetitive quite quickly. Same pieces just in a different order, and no apparent change in level. Then I saw a button for ‘April Fools Day’, clicked that and suddenly found myself in a much more interesting version with several levels, different types of pieces to fit and jewelly things to include in completed lines. I’m working through the levels quite quickly so hopefully they’ll add more, otherwise it will soon be back to the original version. Finally worked out how to spend the keys I was accumulating. Would be helpful to have a game instructions somewhere. Also got totally fed up with the aggressive ads so paid to remove them. Seems to have worked for me, though I see from other reviews that doesn’t work for everyone. Will have to see how this game improves and extends over time.

I’ve become addicted to this game, it’s a great brain teaser! But when I’m in the middle of playing a level, it stops and randomly takes me to the App Store and shows me a betting/gambling app to download?? It’s the same one every time (I forget the name but it has a green app icon) and personally I find this to be awful. Blatant gambling ads in between levels, as awful as they are, are common in mobile games enough that I can excuse that, but this in level ‘advertising’ isn’t acceptable. I would’ve rated this app lower if I didn’t enjoy it so much and believe ratings should reflect gameplay experience above all but I highly suggest fixing this as there are younger, impressionable audiences (meaning teens, I doubt many children are playing) playing this game.

On the one hand, it’s a great distraction and a handy tool to keep the mind ticking over but there are times when you feel like your generating an algorithm that the application uses to guess your moves and use against you…like playing Connect Four against a basic AI.Also, for reasons wholly unexplained, despite one’s phone being on silent AND the settings in the actually app set to silence, certain game adverts involving an animal called Bruno come booming out of the phones speakers, which is especially embarrassing when your waiting for cataract surgery and trying to keep your nerves settled by occupying your mind…also not sure how unauthorised noise generates downloading other games…Additionally, there’s only so many times you get listed 2nd (about a dozen actually) before a suspicious mind starts to suspect a certain subliminalism (sic) is being used to make you carry on playing so for all those pre-game quotes regarding “a relaxing game” (or words to that effect) what the game appears to be doing is anything but!Great on certain levels, but unauthorised hijacking of phone speakers for no clearly discerned reasons gets 2 stars from me. Sort it out aye? 😤😤😤