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CastleStorm - KingMaker

Name: CastleStorm - KingMaker
Rating: 3 (20 reviews)
Author: ZEN Studios

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publisher

ZEN Studios

category

Puzzle

price

Free (IAP)

store

View in App Store

Reviews

3 (20)

United States

Description

From the makers of CastleStorm comes KingMaker, an all-new puzzle game that allows players to test their mettle and prove their worthiness to claim the crown and rule the kingdom. Slide to match numbers across a four by four grid to raise your score until there are no moves left to take. Compare your scores via leaderboards and share your progress with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. KingMaker is instantly addictive and a royal good time for any puzzle fan!

- Addictive, number-matching puzzle gameplay on a four by four grid
- Easy to pick up, difficult to master
- See where you rank via global leaderboards
- Share your victories with your friends on Facebook and Twitter

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Reviews

Eh.

Good Graphics only ads inbetween games play maybe if you're bored

Unknownperson292Mon, Sep 4, 2017

United States

Fun game

Fun game to play but there are too many ads.

Shigella13Sun, Jan 25, 2015

United States

Not all bad

If you need to waste some time it's not all that bad. It's not a brain game.

KT the killer of dreamsSun, Nov 30, 2014

United States

Ads...

Worst ads ever.

Kitty BaconWed, Nov 26, 2014

United States

like

good game

jejesiiiTue, Nov 25, 2014

United States

Tutorial?

They give you a hint as to how it works '2+2=4' thanks for clueing me in on math... But that's about it. Ads are annoying, I don't know what's worse, them using my data to show me video ads or their static ads that find their way into the middle of my board. I'd of considered payin the $2 to remove them if I thought the game was worth it... It's not. The game/puzzle itself is very addictive. I don't see the point of their undo move purchase. Am I paying money to go back one move? Sometimes when you lose that was the ONLY move you had left. Why would I undo that move? Then I'd have to pay to undo the next one, and possibly the next. Not an original idea Is definitely made for simply one reason. Money. I get it, a company has to make money, but bullying your players into spending money due to a ridiculously high volume of ads isn't the way to do it. Undo move payment? No thanks. Why not include the ability to undo for free after removing ads? You got some money, I'm never going to take the option anyways. At least you'll get $2 out of me.

TodaysheroTue, Nov 25, 2014

United States