- May 4, 2020
- Kwalee Ltd
- 2h median play time
Line Up: Draw the Criminal
Platforms
About
"Line Up: Draw the Criminal" is a detective-themed game where players use their drawing skills to create criminal suspects based on victim descriptions. With colorful artwork, multiple levels of increasing difficulty, and fun characters, players can become a detective and help catch the master criminal. A subscription offers benefits such as no ads, double earnings, a VIP outfit, and an exclusive police dog.











- The game is fun and engaging, allowing players to draw and identify criminals.
- It helps improve drawing skills and encourages critical thinking.
- The concept of being a police officer and making decisions about releasing prisoners is interesting.
- There are too many ads, often appearing after every level, which disrupts gameplay.
- The game can become repetitive after a short time, with the same cases reappearing.
- It requires an internet connection to play, which limits accessibility.
monetization
1,677 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback from users, primarily due to the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay. Players report being bombarded with ads after nearly every action, making the game feel more like an ad platform than an enjoyable experience. Many users express frustration over the inability to play offline and the perception that the game is designed primarily to generate ad revenue rather than provide a satisfying gaming experience.
“Understand where they're coming from since it's a game that doesn't have in-game purchases, so for them making a game and only asking you to watch a short video is, in my opinion, a fair deal.”
“I'll gladly pay for no ads if a game is fun.”
“This game is really fun; there are no ads in this, so download it now! 😁😊”
“This game would be a lot of fun and interesting, but it's not worth sitting through long ads after every single case you do when they only take you about a minute to solve.”
“The biggest problem is that there is an ad after every single thing you do, so you spend more time watching ads than you do playing the actual game.”
“I get it, the developer needs to make money, but this many ads is way overkill and makes the game unplayable.”