Perfect Time - ASMR Chill Game
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About
"Perfect Time - ASMR Chill Game" is a puzzle game that features attractive visuals and promises addicting ASMR puzzles for relaxation and stress relief. However, the game is marred by numerous ads and technical bugs that can disrupt the gaming experience. The game invites players to test their reaction skills in mini games while enjoying the calming effects of ASMR.








- The game is super relaxing and fun, making it great for passing the time and reducing anxiety.
- Many players find the game satisfying, especially when they achieve perfect timing in levels.
- The graphics and animations are appreciated by some players, adding to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- There are excessive ads, with many players reporting an ad after almost every level, which disrupts gameplay.
- The game frequently resets progress, causing frustration for players who have invested time in advancing through levels.
- Levels become repetitive after a certain point, leading to boredom and a lack of challenge for players.
monetization
483 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on frequent, often unskippable ads, which many players find excessive and frustrating. While some users acknowledge that ads are a common aspect of free games, the overwhelming number of ads—often appearing after every level—significantly detracts from the overall gameplay experience. Additionally, several players reported issues with the ad removal feature, claiming they continued to see ads despite having paid for an ad-free experience.
“I love this game so much I've even bought no ads, but I noticed when you get up to about level 250 it seems to repeat the same last 10 levels, so it got boring really quick after that.”
“So satisfying, no ads, no glitches, it's clean.”
“Love it but would love it more with no ads.”
“The ads just made it unenjoyable.”
“You spend more time watching ads than actually playing the game.”
“Too many ads for the amount of time you spend playing each level.”