Annoys me！

Wonder Game Inc.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

"Annoys me！" is a brain-burning puzzle game that brings together popular memes on the Internet and various current affairs hot spots to bring players a brand new experience. This game has a variety of levels, each level is full of creative and interesting puzzle questions, allowing players to challenge the limits of their thinking.

The level design of the game is very exciting, integrating hot Internet memes and current affairs hot topics, making the game more interesting and contemporary. Players can find many familiar themes in the game and experience an entertainment experience that keeps pace with the times. Each level is full of surprises and challenges, allowing players to exercise their problem-solving abilities in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

In addition, the game also provides some auxiliary props and tips to help players complete more difficult levels.

Download "Annoys me！" quickly to challenge your observation and wisdom. It's time to show your strength~

Ratings and reviews

Laggy, full of ads, half untranslated. I can't get anything done in this app without an ad popping up. If I elect to watch an ad for a power-up, the ads are 90 seconds or longer. Half of the levels don't fully load, meaning I have to reload it and watch even MORE ads. On top of this, much of the game is untranslated, or very poorly translated, so it is hard to figure out what my objective, or what I'm clicking is.

Puzzles are fine, clever at times, actually inspired me to have a go at making my own game. Somewhere around level 36, they just stop translating, period. The puzzles are super text-heavy too, it'll literally be like "match the thing with its meaning: 胡言乱语, 胡说, 废话" or "pick the right clapback," followed by two people having a conversation in Chinese, subtitled in Chinese. Half of the game is unplayable unless you're already fluent.

It's a fun game, however about halfway through, strained English translations completely vanish, making it incompletable to the average English speaker. It also seems to rely a lot on understanding of Chinese culture. This doesn't make it a bad game, but when you get to the 'place these dishes based on their meaning' puzzle, in addition to the language barrier obscuring both the meanings and dish names, if you're not familiar with the culture, it becomes guesswork. Fun for what I could play, tho