Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Do you need a game developer to know where you are within 10 feet? Do you want a game to be able to DELETE your accounts and report your accounts back to the developer? The very first thing it tries to do is phone home. Good thing I have a great firewall. The game charges in-game currency for hints, which are very expensive. To skip a level, it will cost you up to 33 cents in real money, and each hint 6-cents a pop. That's real money, folks. Of course, it is disposable, so you can easily lose your money. What happens if your app gets deleted? Or your app's data is erased? Your device dies and you have to replace it? Your child wastes all your coins? Tough luck. Did you know this has a convenient button inside the game to just wipe out your game data? To make matters worse, the game is designed to encourage you to spend up to $10 a whack by increasing the difficulty to a calculated limit and charging a tremendous amount of in-game cash for simple hints. It can take solving FIVE puzzles just for a SINGLE HINT. To skip ONE LEVEL, it can take solving THIRTY (30) puzzles! Google is your friend. But this game isn't worth it. Wonder why this game has so many 5-star reviews? They are coerced/bribed. People believe in order to get through the rating trick that they MUST post a 5-star rating. This means that EVERY five-star review is suspected of being fraudulent and therefore unreliable. The proof is here, as according to NextIn support: "You can get more coins by giving 5 star rating in the game. Click on the coins displayed in game and you will see a pop up give 5 star rating and your coins will increase my 200." Loaded with nasties, this is little more than spyware masquerading as a game; it also has adware in it. Since it can't reach the internet, I haven't seen any ads. BOTTOM LINE: Run like the wind! Don't even get it for "free" on the Free App of the Day program.