Okay?

Philipp Stollenmayer

Contains ads

About this game

Clear the board. Pay what you want. Okay?

Ratings and reviews

The levels that were fun were really quite enjoyable, especially 140-150. There are also no adds other than hints. But there were like 5 or 6 levels that were not fun by any means. They were basicly randomized, which takes the fun out of it. Overall, good for passing time. Took two days to beat (about 3 hrs in game.) Would recommend as a time passer.

There is much to enjoy here: the minimalistic style, simple and intuitive controls, free play, ads only showing to receive hints, voluntary pay-what-you-want model. I appreciate the open communication that this game is an experiment. This lets me overlook the many random filler levels that don't involve puzzling, just trial and error. Also wait and see when things get mixed up at level 75! Love it! So why the 3 stars? I paid and still have to watch ads for hints. Now I feel cheated.

I really appreciate the humanity that is behind this game. At the end of the 19th level (they are quick and fun), dialogue comes on screen telling the player that they don't force ads, and are experimenting with the idea of a sliding scale payment option. You can choose nothing, or something, and it just felt very compassionate. No paywall, no inconvenience punishment. I recommend checking it out. I hope this experiment goes well, as it is really really cool.