
Sean
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The basic concept is a lot of fun. It's easy to pick up and get addicted. Even though I ended up paying to remove ads, the ads you get in the free version is too aggressive and punishes you for winning (As it often triggers an ad). An idea that could enhance the game is being able to flick in the direction you want to throw the objects, controlling the speed by how fast you flick. Frame rate also feels sluggish. Makes things feels less responsive than I'd like.
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J C
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Fun...and then it ends. The game has some nice music, once you get used to the low poly CGI look, it's rather appealing. And finally, when you find out how to play it, there's tension, risk, and the curiosity of "when is it going to turn into 2048?". The whole concept of the game is like that, it also feels like Tetris to an extent. But, then that's it. Once it's over. You keep going, but for what purpose? To see more numbers add up together? It needs more modes. More things to do

Charlee Wall
Addictive, relaxing game that evokes pleasant nostalgia-as the graphics remind me of older PC games I grew up with. You merge the dice by matching numbers. It doesn't drain the battery. Nothing bright and flashy and the music is chill. I find myself playing it more and more. The ads are very frequent and get distracting FAST tho. Paying to remove them is worth it, imo.