No revenue estimate for APPLE — its rating/review counts don't calibrate to sales the way Steam's do. Reviews and prices only.
Complete SATISFYING mini games to unlock more tool and update your office. Can you trim all the hair?
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Reviews
Themes across 154 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Repeat gameplay + 100 ad’s Don’t play this bs. It’s just repeating itself again and again hoping you won’t notice. 100 ads a minute
What’s with all the ads This is the perfect game if you want to do one small thing then an ad that takes longer the what you just did / and this is EVERY time. I want to play a game not watch stupid ads. Waste of my time.
Too many ads An ad every 10 seconds and the levels are too fast. Can’t even enjoy the game
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Too many ads Cant even play in airplane mode bc of ads
Great Game! Very fun and engaging. There are a lot of ads, but every mobile game has a lot of ads, so I’m not worried about it. It actually is exactly what it’s like in the ads
Too many ads Ad every time you complete a task
I love this game it’s the best game ever just like the ads I love this game it’s the love playing it withe my pen
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Boring Same 5 things over and over. It asks if you to level up. If you say no you do anyway. If it asks you to purchase a tool and you say no you get it anyway. The pictures are no where close to what you do. You clean an ear. Big deal, take legos off a foot and scrape feet and teeth. That’s it! Oh even if you pay for no ads you get them constantly anyways.
Bait and switch After playing lame levels for over 30 minutes I didn’t see any levels like they showed on their ads
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