DIY Grima Shake - Boba tea
Get on Play Store"DIY Grima Shake" is a lighthearted milkshake-making game. Customize your shake with a variety of toppings and flavors to suit your taste. The game provides a fun and relaxed experience, allowing you to experiment and create your own unique milkshake creations.
Phone
Android
Mobile Platform
Tablet
Reviews
- The game is fun and enjoyable, providing a satisfying experience.
- Many players find the game cute and entertaining, making it a favorite for some.
- The game has received praise for its engaging gameplay and stress-relieving qualities.
- There are excessive ads that disrupt gameplay, making it frustrating for many users.
- Some players have reported issues with purchasing the ad-free version, feeling scammed.
- The game requires an internet connection, which can be inconvenient for players without access.
- monetization15 mentions
- 13 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 87 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback due to an excessive number of ads, which disrupt gameplay and frustrate users. Many players report that even after purchasing an ad-free option, they continue to encounter ads, leading to accusations of deceptive practices. Overall, the monetization strategy is seen as detrimental to the gaming experience, with calls for improvements or clearer options to reduce ads.
“I paid for no ads, but the app still has ads.”
“My wife paid for the no ads; we have the purchase confirmation from Google Play, but the app is still asking us to pay again for the no ads. What a scam.”
“But the reason why I gave this game 3 stars is because of the ads; there are way too many. Like, every time I press a button, I get an ad, so please fix this.”
“This game is awkward and awful, and it has too many ads.”
“Completely unplayable due to ads.”
- music1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The music aspect has raised concerns among users regarding the use of CG5's song in advertisements, with uncertainty about whether permission was obtained for its use.
“The game uses CG5's song in an ad, and I'm not sure if they asked for permission.”
“The music feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
“The soundtrack doesn't match the game's atmosphere, which detracts from the overall experience.”
