Cube Arena 2048: Merge Numbers
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About
"Cube Arena 2048: Merge Numbers" is a casual game where players merge numbers to reach 2048, while solving challenging cube puzzles. However, it is plagued by bugs and annoying ads that may hinder the gaming experience. Despite these flaws, players can expect to complete the game in approximately 2 hours. Overall, it's a decent game for passing the time if you can look past its shortcomings.








- The game has a fun and addictive concept, combining elements of classic snake games with merging mechanics.
- Many players find the gameplay enjoyable and a good way to pass the time.
- The game has potential for improvement and could be a great experience if the issues are addressed.
- The game is plagued by excessive ads, often interrupting gameplay and making it frustrating to play.
- Many players suspect that they are playing against bots rather than real people, which diminishes the competitive aspect.
- There are frequent glitches and bugs that can cause loss of progress and make the game unplayable.
monetization
634 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of this game has been heavily criticized for its excessive and intrusive ad placements, with players reporting frequent interruptions during gameplay, including mandatory ads after deaths and while actively playing. Many users express frustration over the inability to enjoy the game due to the overwhelming number of ads, which often lead to losing progress or being forced to watch ads even after declining rewards. Despite the option to pay for ad removal, several players noted that ads still persist, leading to a generally negative reception regarding the game's monetization approach.
“I paid for no ads.”
“It's approx $2 for no ads...so I would definitely pay for no ads...if I can figure it out.”
“Worth the $2 to get no ads.”
“It's too much when you get an ad when you die, multiple ads while in the game that stop play, plus audio ads running while playing.”
“You cannot have ads mid-level.”
“An impressive demonstration of sheer greed: minimal gameplay, graphics (just numbered boxes on a simple background), no music, and every conceivable way of incorporating ads in a game: -banner adverts along the bottom -audio ads in the middle of gameplay -mandatory ads after failing -mandatory ads during gameplay -multiple offers of optional ads for 'rewards' both during gameplay and outside of it.”