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Latest reviews, United States App Store.
This app use to be a great math game that I encouraged learning and experimentation. In the last two years, they have filled it with ads, monetized the undo button that was key to playing, and destroyed their app for a quick cash grab. So sad to see. And I can’t wait for them to reply to this with their automatic “email us at support” message that they send to everyone.
I do not like having a limit on how many tries it takes to solve a puzzle. I just want to have fun. I don’t want limitations put on me. Take away that number countdown
I first came across this app looking for a replacement when the New York Times removed their digits game. This app was pretty much an infinite galore of digits. The only thing is now I’ve played so much, I’ve realized this app’s patterns and it’s very boring. First off, the bank of numbers which they draw from is quite small (about 20 options in the 1-50 range), and I think it would be more of a challenge to get larger prime numbers involved as they are virtually excluded. Also the target number never exceeds 300. And lastly many of the puzzles you can solve by two moves so by spamming options with a little common sense and you’ll finish every puzzle in a minute tops. All the puzzles feel very AI generated and it lacks the human design element that made digits a fun challenge. This app is still fun, don’t get me wrong, but it could definitely use some adjustments instead pushing in app purchases down your throat all the time.
Used this game pretty regularly and then stopped for a bit. Started up again in the last couple days it’s so noticeable the increase in those weird, terrible ads. Disappointing but make y’all’s money I guess
Making the undo button a limited resource is an absolute deal-breaker. It means that I can’t experiment before coming to a solution, so basically I get one try or I am stuck permanently on that problem. I downloaded this app when New York Times took off the digits game, but now this app is unplayable.
App is slow, unresponsive, and keeps interrupting play ads. I’m installing it
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Released Apr 12, 2023. Current version shipped Mar 20, 2024.
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