Merge the Jelly
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About
"Merge the Jelly" is a casual game where players merge jellies to discover new ones. However, the game is plagued with bugs and annoying ads that detract from the overall experience. The goal is to merge jellies as you "Merge the Jellies!" to collect and discover them all.









- The game is fun and addictive, providing a satisfying experience with jelly merging.
- The haptic feedback and jelly physics are enjoyable, making the gameplay engaging.
- The game can be a great time killer, offering a relaxing way to pass the time.
- The recent updates have introduced a jelly limit and excessive ads, making the game less enjoyable.
- Players are frustrated with the constant pop-up ads and the requirement for an internet connection to play.
- Many users report losing progress and features after updates, leading to disappointment and uninstallations.
monetization
885 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, with many expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay. Despite options to pay for an ad-free experience, numerous players report still encountering ads, leading to feelings of being scammed. The game's recent updates have further exacerbated the issue by introducing more aggressive monetization tactics, including in-game purchases and forced ad breaks, which have diminished the overall enjoyment and playability of the game.
“I paid for no ads, so it became a good way to distract my mind from other thoughts for as long as I needed.”
“I bought the no ads after a few rounds because they were excessive and I really enjoyed the game.”
“I really enjoyed this game, and was happy to pay for no ads.”
“The sheer amount of ads is ridiculous, constantly interrupting gameplay instead of making me want to buy your ad remover it makes me, and others, want to delete your game.”
“I paid to remove the ad breaks, they took the money just fine, but the ads keep on coming.”
“This game is very pleasant and it started off with a small amount of ads, but now it's just a cash grab with ads for bundles you need, or you can't play for more than a few minutes.”