Bubble Pop: Wild Rescue
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About
"Bubble Pop: Wild Rescue" is a puzzle game with vibrant, high-quality graphics that promises a fun and rewarding bubble shooting experience. The goal is to save trapped animals by matching and popping bubbles. However, the game is marred by excessive ads and technical bugs that can detract from the overall enjoyment of the gameplay. As advertised, it offers an opportunity for entertainment and rescue missions, but be prepared for interruptions.




- The game is fun and addictive, providing a relaxing experience while saving cute baby animals.
- Players appreciate the colorful graphics and engaging gameplay, making it enjoyable for all ages.
- The game offers a payout system through Just Play, allowing players to earn money while playing.
- There are too many ads, interrupting gameplay frequently and making it frustrating for players.
- The game is plagued by glitches, such as balls not landing where aimed and freezing during play.
- Many players are disappointed that the game only has 200 levels, leaving them wanting more content.
monetization
227 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on advertisements, leading to widespread frustration among players due to the excessive frequency and interruption of ads during gameplay. Many users report that ads appear after nearly every action, significantly detracting from the overall gaming experience and causing gameplay to lag or freeze. While some players acknowledge the necessity of ads for a free game, the overwhelming consensus is that the current implementation is excessive and negatively impacts enjoyment.
“Relaxing music, no ads, and I can let my son play when we're at the pediatrician's office without worrying about him buying something online or playing violent games.”
“It's pleasant, the music is amazing, and there are absolutely no ads!”
“No ads so far.”
“The ads are unbearable (an ad for every level plus when you leave the game for .2 seconds) and the game is incredibly glitchy, the most recent glitch being a ball going right into another ball and freezing the whole game.”
“I played over twenty hours and watched thousands of ads, one every ten seconds it feels like, and then when you get close to your goals the games get stupid cheap. When you finally do finish a goal, it's worth 85 cents and you can't cash out.”
“The game is simple but they make you watch an ad after every round, so if you like watching ad after ad every round and wasting over half your play time, then this is the ad game to try to play.”