Trying to extend time on the app flags up ratio errors.

Had to update the rating; this app no longer loads properly after updating to Android 12.

Had to update the rating; this app no longer loads properly after updating to Android 12.

I've downloaded this app several times in the past, and always come back for more. Beautiful UI, straightforward and informative. The writing staff seems to have changed over the years, though. It's a bit more curated toward 'laymen' now, when I feel like it was more academic in tone, in the past; could be off-putting for some. Having a little notification pop-up to remind me to check the daily art might be nice as well! I kept forgetting I had this app on some devices! Still love it either way!

I've downloaded this app several times in the past, and always come back for more. Beautiful UI, straightforward and informative. The writing staff seems to have changed over the years, though. It's a bit more curated toward 'laymen' now, when I feel like it was more academic in tone, in the past; could be off-putting for some. Having a little notification pop-up to remind me to check the daily art might be nice as well! I kept forgetting I had this app on some devices! Still love it either way!

I've downloaded this app several times in the past, and always come back for more. Beautiful UI, straightforward and informative. The writing staff seems to have changed over the years, though. It's a bit more curated toward 'laymen' now, when I feel like it was more academic in tone, in the past; could be off-putting for some. Having a little notification pop-up to remind me to check the daily art might be nice as well! I kept forgetting I had this app on some devices! Still love it either way!

Does exactly what it says on the box and doesn't let up.

While it can only give you a general sense via Bluetooth of where your Fitbit might be (so long as it hasn't died yet), that alone has been instrumental in helping me recover my devices no less than 3 times... And has encouraged me to be a little more careful with where I set my things.

While it can only give you a general sense via Bluetooth of where your Fitbit might be (so long as it hasn't died yet), that alone has been instrumental in helping me recover my devices no less than 3 times... And has encouraged me to be a little more careful with where I set my things.

More accurate than expected predictions, easy backup and recover over multiple devices, great tips and analysis that comes with evaluating symptoms.

Extremely frustrating. Try and avoid using this app unless you're desperate to find out catch rates (I'm averaging about 35% right now, which is honestly pretty awful, Gotcha...) or turn off animations. It's frustrating to connect to (you have to have it in the charging cradle and have it disconnected from Pogo), and it's even more frustrating to disconnect to! (You have to open the Gotcha app again, then close it, then forget the device from Bluetooth/clear cache, and repair.) Avoid.

Extremely frustrating. Try and avoid using this app unless you're desperate to find out catch rates (I'm averaging about 35% right now, which is honestly pretty awful, Gotcha...) or turn off animations. It's frustrating to connect to (you have to have it in the charging cradle and have it disconnected from Pogo), and it's even more frustrating to disconnect to! (You have to open the Gotcha app again, then close it, then forget the device from Bluetooth/clear cache, and repair.) Avoid.

Oh. My. God. Okay, if anyone is reading recent reviews, ignore the low rating for this app. He, Him and Us is what got me into online manhwa to begin with. Tappytoon did an excellent job promoting it and themselves and I've really enjoyed the experience thus far. The one star ratings you see are, as another reviewer stated, 'entitled children' who want everything for free. You all need to stop and reflect on why you're demanding a small publisher and its creators to provide you endless free entertainment. Do you go on Netflix and whine about how you need to pay for subscriptions? Do you go to the bookstore and complain to workers about how you want the books for free? Like other small manhwa publishers, Tappytoon provides many free chapters to give you an idea of whether you want to support the artist. Keep this childish behavior up and no one will take you seriously. I'm sick of all of you at this point.

Oh. My. God. Okay, if anyone is reading recent reviews, ignore the low rating for this app. He, Him and Us is what got me into online manhwa to begin with. Tappytoon did an excellent job promoting it and themselves and I've really enjoyed the experience thus far. The one star ratings you see are, as another reviewer stated, 'entitled children' who want everything for free. You all need to stop and reflect on why you're demanding a small publisher and its creators to provide you endless free entertainment. Do you go on Netflix and whine about how you need to pay for subscriptions? Do you go to the bookstore and complain to workers about how you want the books for free? Like other small manhwa publishers, Tappytoon provides many free chapters to give you an idea of whether you want to support the artist. Keep this childish behavior up and no one will take you seriously. I'm sick of all of you at this point.

The heavy focus on PVP is interesting, although as a big RPG player I prefer a strong narrative. I mean, yeah, it's South Park, but I love the references and would LOVE something along the lines of Stick of Truth or FBW. The fact that this game has micro transactions to boost ability and ease of play is so ironic given the episode parodying this exact thing... Ubisoft has too heavy of a hand in this release. It took an unreasonable amount of time to open up to the American market (over six months after east Asian and European release, almost), the game loses connectivity on a regular basis, and there's not much to do but grind (which gets more and more difficult without better cards and coin) the levels until it's impossible, or try your hand over and over at PVP without certainty of a win. Clicking on cards and waiting for energy boosts only go so far in terms of skill. Ubisoft basically encourages real world purchases to unlock more THINGS in the game... But not necessarily more story. I do love South Park, so I'll keep playing... But not if it were any other game.

Still the easiest, cleanest, most well developed and supported reddit reader out there.

I cannot in good conscience recommend this service without some warnings for new users. Our driver was fine: prompt once he arrived and very professional. This review is about some sneaky wording that can increase fees after you've already paid. First off, do NOT use the recommended pickup time listed on either app or website. The courtesy wait time Groundlink gives you is RIGHT AFTER YOUR PLANE ARRIVES AT THE TERMINAL. If your luggage takes a moment to arrive--something out of your control--it still cuts into this grace period and you're charged hefty wait fees of $1/minute after already footing Groundlink's more expensive price tag. Our flight arrived earlier than anticipated, and Groundlink updated driver arrival times to accommodate, although I didn't get those messages until we were able to get off the plane ten minutes later. The only reason I knew was due to my driver calling me minutes after we left the gate that he was circling around, waiting for us. Great, except we have luggage to pickup. Now, the wording in the text Groundlink sends to you is to contact your driver after you've picked up your luggage. It then says you have a 30 minute grace period. Doesn't that sound like you have 30 minutes after picking up your luggage? Instead, we waited another fifteen minutes before our luggage made it onto the carousel, feeling stressed over the fact that we couldn't do anything but hurry and wait while being charged extra for no fault of our own. Even after rushing out of the airport and calling our driver simultaneously, it took another three or four minutes (still being charged $1/minute, mind) before our driver came around to pick us up I was charged an extra $17 on top of my original payment for all this stress. Certainly NOT what I need after a cross-country red eye flight. In other words, if you insist on using Groundlink, choose your own pickup time based on your estimate of how long any checked luggage or exiting/getting your bearings/bathroom breaks might take, and be willing to wait for your car instead of using Groundlink's recommendations. Of course, given the type of clientele that Groundlink typically serves, perhaps this isn't usually considered a problem at all. For any middle class newcomers, though, reconsider.

Pretty basic RPG(?), more of a click and let run on auto. Cute design, some pay to play, occasional server disconnect right after battle. Pretty typical mind-numbing mobile game.