Figgerits - Word Puzzle Game
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"Figgerits - Word Puzzle Game" is a puzzle game that offers addictive word games to improve vocabulary and learn interesting facts. However, the game is filled with bugs and is frequently disrupted by ads, even during gameplay. Grinding is required to progress, which may be a turn-off for some players.








- The game is fun and engaging, providing a good mental challenge.
- It helps improve vocabulary and offers interesting facts after puzzles.
- The puzzles are varied and can be enjoyable for word game enthusiasts.
- There are excessive ads, with one after every puzzle, making gameplay frustrating.
- The game crashes frequently, especially after watching ads, requiring a restart.
- The auto-fill feature can make puzzles too easy, removing the challenge.
- monetization6,113 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback from users, primarily due to the excessive number of ads. Many players report being bombarded with ads after every level, often leading to frustration as the ads can be longer than the gameplay itself. Even those who paid for an ad-free experience still encounter ads for certain features, which has led to feelings of being misled and dissatisfaction with the overall experience.
“I paid for no ads, but I still have to watch ads if I want to try the special phrases or correct my mistakes.”
“It's a fun game that makes you think, but it is super frustrating to pay the $4.99 for no ads, but then, in order to unlock new/special levels, or to check to see if what you have is right, you have to watch an ad.”
“I paid for no ads, but I still have to watch ads if I want to unlock specific levels!”
“I bought this game after a while to get rid of the ads and I still have ads after paying, what is happening here?”
“The sheer amount and length of ads makes this game unenjoyable. I get that revenue is generated by ads, and is needed, but this amount and length makes the developer appear more interested in making a buck than putting out a genuinely great product.”
“The game is good for building or polishing one's vocabulary but it has too many ads (that have unclickable skip buttons) and no automatic option to autofill the letters.”