Be a pong

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Be a pong is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by MondayOFF and was released on May 23, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Be a Pong" is a physics-based puzzle game challenging players to make trick shots to clear stages and prove they're the best Pong player in the world. With hundreds of levels and simple drag-and-shoot controls, players can test their skills and see if they have what it takes to become the pong champion. The game supports the latest iPhone 12 and iPad series.

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79%

Audience ScoreBased on 841 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

monetization106 negative mentions

The game has a fun arcade feel with satisfying graphics and gameplay.
There are many levels that provide a good challenge, making it enjoyable to play.
The game is great for passing time and has a simple yet engaging concept.

The game is plagued by excessive ads, often interrupting gameplay after every level.
Many levels are too easy, leading to a lack of challenge and engagement.
Some levels have frustrating mechanics or glitches that hinder the overall experience.

monetization
110 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
3%
1%
96%
The monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, primarily due to the overwhelming number of ads, including intrusive audio ads that play during gameplay. Many players express frustration over the frequency and repetitiveness of ads, which disrupt the gaming experience and detract from the overall enjoyment of the game. While some users appreciate the gameplay itself, the excessive ads have led to calls for a more reasonable approach to monetization, with suggestions for a paid ad-free option.
- “Less aggressive ads would be nice.”
- “It would be nice to have fewer ads.”
- “If there were no ads, this would be a 5-star game.”
- “The game used to be great, but then they added ads after almost every failed attempt.”
- “It's literally ads 24/7.”
- “Game was fun, till all the ads made it completely suck.”
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
11%
22%
Overall, the graphics of the game are well-received, with many users praising their vibrant colors and fluid design, contributing to a fun arcade feel. While some players find the graphics to be good or even amazing, a few note that they are only average for a cartoonish style. Despite minor criticisms regarding aiming mechanics, the visual appeal remains a strong point for most reviewers.
- “I love the fluidness of the graphics and the simplicity of the design.”
- “The graphics are great; I play every day! ”
- “Cool graphics, precise accuracy tracker, and simple to the point fun.”
- “But it is not that great as far as graphics go.”
- “The graphics are ok for a cartoonish game.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The gameplay is generally praised for its smoothness and enjoyable mechanics, with some players appreciating unique features like the ball reappearing from the top of the screen. However, there are complaints about confusing controls, repetitive ads, and misleading game mechanics, leading to mixed recommendations overall.
- “I think the gameplay is wonderful, but the ads are very repetitive.”
- “I like the theme, I love the sound effects, gameplay is smooth, and I'm not bombarded with ads.”
- “But it's fine, it's rather easy, and the only way to lose is if you put your finger on the wrong part of the screen to correctly maneuver. The only problem I have is the fact that the mechanics are backwards: down means up, up means down, left means right, and right means left, which can get confusing.”
- “One of those games that lies about game mechanics.”
- “There's one level where your ball can go through the bottom of the screen and reappear at the top; I would like to see more of that mechanic used.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Users express frustration with the music aspect of the game, citing interruptions from frequent ads that disrupt their listening experience. While some appreciate the social features and singing opportunities, the overall sentiment suggests that the music integration is hindered by these ad interruptions, leading to a less enjoyable experience.
- “I love the followers on Smule! If you have it, follow me, please! I need more followers. If you don't have it, you should get it because all you do is listen to music and add people and sing with them. It's basically a singing game, and I love that game a lot more than any other game I have.”
- “They keep stopping the music; don't play it if you want to listen to music.”
- “Too many ads after every game. I can't even listen to music while playing the game when a stupid ad pops up. ”
- “I thought I would love it, but I don't. If I were you, I wouldn't get it. You can try it, but if you don't like it, just remember I told you so.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The humor in the game is perceived as simplistic and appealing primarily to younger audiences, with some players finding it amusing enough to enjoy trick shots and funny moments. Overall, it seems to evoke lighthearted laughter, particularly among those looking for a casual and entertaining experience.
- “I just installed this game , and it was very funny! ”
- “Sure, it looks good, but I feel like it would be best suited for a 5-year-old who just wants to look at the funny screen.”
- “I got so many trick shots it's not funny.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is generally stable, but players have reported occasional glitches that can affect the experience.
- “Mostly a great game, but there are some glitches.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it hard to enjoy.”
- “I experienced several bugs that disrupted my gameplay.”