Solitaire Associations Journey

Fun game with glaring issues. It's a fun spin on solitaire. However, let's be realistic here, whether you're matching card suites, or word associations.... it's solitaire. In app purchases?! I will never spend a single cent on solitaire. Timer controlled attempts? Why? Nobody is going to pay for energy to play another round of solitaire. You want to charge for something, charge for content. Charge for new categories, backgrounds, or partner with a known brand like Star Wars or Star Trek and charge for themed content. This is a VERY basic game, I would be shocked if you get many people paying for in game currency to buy attempts. And so anyone is curious, it is like 15 minutes to recharge one attempt, so this is not a time waster game. Each attempt, win or lose burns an attempt. So if you're like most solitaire players, and play to occupy yourself while you are waiting around for something or someone, this isn't the game. So it kind of shoots itself in the foot straight from jump. I will play this occasionally, but I am now searching for a good solitaire game that doesn't require Ad watching or paying to play a game that is a stand in for a deck of cards.

MORE moves & LESS ads. The game itself is super fun, but the number of moves is VERY limited….like, annoyingly so. Make even 1 or 2 wrong moves & you don’t have enough left to finish the round! That combined with the nonstop ads makes this a no-go for me. They want you to watch a million ads AND buy more more moves because they give you hardly any, so the whole app just feels like a money grab.

More Ads than Game It’s a cute idea, but the constant ads are distracting. Rather than feeling relaxed, spending 5 minutes with this game leaves me frustrated and annoyed - there are far better games out there.

Used to be great I’m no longer enjoying this game because of the disruption of the ads. They pop up now after about 6 moves. It’s annoying and ridiculous. Way to ruin a great game.

The ads make this unplayable The game itself is very fun. Challenging and really makes you think for the associations. A few things I dislike are that every single move counts and decreases your total move count. This is a little overkill when stacking cards with the same association. Also don’t like that you can only put the category on top of the stack and can’t stack any other cards on top after you’ve stacked the category. The biggest drawback of this game, which is the reason why I’m deleting it, is the exorbitant amount of ads. Not only are there ads when you finish a level (expected), there are pop up ads as you play. Almost every single move that you have to drag down so it’s out of your way. This makes the game frustratingly unplayable. I have a lot of games that are “free” with ads, and they aren’t nearly as invasive as this one. The only way it’s worth playing is if you’re on an airplane and you can turn off cellular data to bypass the ads.

Milking app You’re charged a move to flip a card, then charged another move to place the card. Ads are constant and obnoxious. I feel like I spend more time watching ads than playing. I understand why people need to monetize but this is too much.

Some levels aren’t possible + so many advertisements. If this was real solitaire (it’s not because you have to watch ads to win) it’d probably the best of mobile solitaire games. Still sucks because there are a lot of ads and not every level is baseline possible – you’re supposed to use power ups and stuff for the impossible levels, which requires watching ads. See the issue? It’s a cycle that all leads to watching ads. A good base game turned ad farm. Play something else

Toooooo Many Adds There's way too many advertisements in this game It's ridiculous.

Ads This ap has more ads than any ap I’ve ever had. But I close ap and reload the program.

Can’t play offline like advertised I downloaded this game because it said you could play it offline. That’s not true. You can play the first few levels without internet, but once you reach level 8 you’ll get an error message until you’re online again.