A little cartoonish, but interesting so far… Liking it better as I’m getting further in…
Lost a 2.4M account to a glitch, started over, lost that one at 300,000 and started over, now at 100,000 plus. Discouraged? Sure, but it’s the building from scratch that I find the most fun. I would recommend this game to anyone.

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. Spent a few $$$, but felt it worthwhile enough that I got all the way to the advanced factory before this morning when the game simply would not boot. I tried everything, but in the end had to delete the game, hoping that it would boot where I left off (as I have done with several other games) but I found myself right back at the introduction. I have begun all over, but the creators of this game gave seen the last of my money. Beware…

Google is an enormous company and would have to spend billions of dollars to even try to provide decent customer service. Their solution is to not even try. If the Google product stops working, and that happens frequently with no apparent explanation, you are entirely on your own. Their on-line tech support consists nearly exclusively of barely disguised links to third party providers who will be happy to charge you for the info. The one I was directed to claimed that it would charge $5. My bank flagged a charge of $55 even though I hadn’t even asked them a question yet.
My favorite ploy: requiring a password in response to trying to use their Forgot Password option.

A little cartoonish, but interesting so far…
Liking it better as I’m getting further in…

A little cartoonish, but interesting so far…

I call this a Five Minute Game because once yo get into it, you can only play for about five minutes before you rub out of workers and have to go and do something else waiting for them to regenerate. Cute, but frustrating….

Despite all their promos mocking games that look nothing like what they show online, this game does absolutely the same thing. There is no resemblance whatsoever between the sample “screenshots” they show here and what the game looks like when you download it. Total false advertising….

The constant “upgrades” of this game are making it unplayable. Unless you are willing to spend all of your playing time waiting for the game to reload for no apparent reason or trying to figure out what the heck the Joker has to do with zombies, it simply isn’t worth it any more.

I was pleased when I came across this app. It seemed a comprehensive source of news. What I found, though, is that it is mostly a collection of clickbait scavenged from other sources. As often as not the headlines bear little relation to the stories they tout, delivering very little in the way of actual news

My initial free coins have grown to over 130 million in just a week or two. Big whoop. Since the new Christmas campaign was rolled out, the program won’t load at all unless I delete and reinstall. Ho, ho, ho and so long to the meaningless 130m. With hundreds of slots programs to choose from, this one isn’t worth it.

OK, but nothing great

This is a gorgeous game, spoiled by the constant requirement to buy more energy in order to do anything. This is the epitome of pay-to-play. Too bad....

In the early going it is entirely possible to progress without spending any actual $$$. Over time, though, virtually all new buildings require gold that must be paid for. This appears to be the case for all Sparkling products. Be forewarned: the creators fully expect you to get hooked.

I have played this game a lot but if you’re going to try it beware of two things: you will have to wade through promos for every single Candy Crush permutation in the universe and will have to be able to identify “words” such as (taken from actual puzzles) oca, aal, lar, calo, ors, aas, scart, ras, to name but a few. Buyer beware.

Slow, clunky, unreliable... what’s left to be said?

This is the sorriest is excuse for a solitaire game I have come across. If you want a decent game, keep looking

I really enjoy this game -- in fact I'm now in my second time playing it in the past few years. The game as I find it now is very similar, and in some ways just as good. But They've crippled the players' ability to advance within the game without relying on purchases by imposing ridiculous build/recruit times. It's still a good game but requires a LOT of patience and free time.

Only 10 minutes into the game, but I like it so far...

This is an OK game but the developers have gotten greedy. The first upgrade pack was $5.00. The was $20 -- no more $5 upgrades available. All upgrades are now $100, and you're going nowhere without them. Don't waste your time or your $$$$

I started with a Kindle then moved to the first of my two iPads (the company I work for upgrades them regularly) I am an avid reader and spend at least 5 - 10 hours a week in this app. I have never experienced a single issue with the software. I honestly don't know what I would do without it. I love the principle of feeding my reading addiction without filling my house with the books I've read.

A minimal upgrade over the website, but at least it doesn't seem to drop you back to an entirely random earlier edition when you finish a story and return to the menu as does the website. If you're a fan of the comics, don't bother because there doesn't seem to be any way of getting there from here.

Good basic news reader; no frills, no surprises, unobtrusive ads