This kind of mechanism is relatively rare. It will let users who are attracted by the advertisements believe that they can actually play the game in the advertisements after downloading it, even though in fact Minigames only occupies a small part of the game. Playrix will extract the gameplay from the popular ad materials, add it to the product as Minigames and display it on the app store. However, the absolute abundance of ads and lack of challenge makes it one to miss.The first picture in Google play is the Minigame

Had they gone easy on the ads, or just gone down the pay up front (reasonably) route it would be well worth checking out.

This might be something that changes in future updates though. It also has a decent amount of levels although the ‘coins’ you earn are completely pointless. A shame because it look lovely and is so simple, anyone can enjoy it. So a 50/50 chance of getting it right, your only punishment for failing being another ad and a restart.Īll of this makes Save the Girl hard to praise which is such a shame. Although you’ll rarely make them as each puzzle has only two selections. Levels that last anywhere between 5 seconds and 30 seconds depending on how many mistakes you make. However, rather then be smart and charge say… 99p for a full game with no ads, the developer has massively missed the point by jamming their game full of ads.ĭisgustingly so, with an ad after every single level.

A clever idea and certainly taking advantage of other developers stupidity, Save the Girl looks nice and is fun to play.

Why does gardenscapes have fake ads