- March 19, 2014
- Ketchapp Games
2048
Platforms
About
"2048" is a sliding tile puzzle game where the objective is to join numbered tiles to create a tile with the number 2048. Players must slide tiles with similar numbers together on a grid, with each move resulting in a new tile appearing in a random empty space. The game is won when the 2048 tile is created, but the challenge is to see how high a score can be achieved. With simple rules and addictive gameplay, "2048" offers hours of fun and mental stimulation.

- The game is fun and addictive, providing a great way to pass the time.
- It helps improve math skills and is enjoyable for players of all ages.
- The gameplay is challenging and engaging, making it a good mental exercise.
- The game is plagued by intrusive ads that interrupt gameplay, making it nearly unplayable.
- There are significant issues with screen alignment and responsiveness on certain devices.
- Recent updates have made the game less enjoyable, with frequent ads and glitches affecting performance.
monetization
165 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, primarily due to the overwhelming frequency and intrusiveness of ads, which disrupt gameplay by appearing mid-game and often lagging devices. Many players express frustration over the inability to fully remove ads even after purchasing ad-free options, leading to a decline in overall enjoyment and playability. Overall, the excessive and poorly timed advertisements have transformed what was once a beloved game into an unplayable experience for many users.
“This makes it so no ads pop up.”
“It's fun to play, but I wish there were no ads.”
“This game used to be my favorite for years, but now the entire game is filled with ads. The worst part is getting ads in the middle of the game, which causes insane lag.”
“Unplayable now with ads every few seconds. This game was fine until you started putting ads in the middle of the games.”
“The ads interrupt midgame and are so frequent that they ruin the entire experience. It's frustrating and feels like a cheap way to force you to click on ads.”