Physics Balls Pro

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Physics Balls Pro is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by BIGDOG GAMES and was released on August 17, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Physics Balls Pro" is a free, iOS brick-breaking game with a realistic gravity ball bouncy engine and hundreds of challenging levels. Players swipe their fingers to throw balls and aim at breaking all bricks with one shoot, utilizing various items to create extra balls, double size balls, and other fantastic effects. The game includes automatic progress save and customizable ball skins.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 220 reviews

monetization63 negative mentions

The game is fun and entertaining, providing a satisfying gameplay experience.
Improvements over the original game have been noted, particularly with new features and mechanics.
The game offers a unique and addictive experience that keeps players engaged.

The frequency of ads is overwhelming, often interrupting gameplay and frustrating players.
Many users report issues with crashes and bugs, making the game unplayable at times.
The recent updates have removed enjoyable features and introduced a paywall for power-ups, leading to disappointment among long-time fans.

monetization
77 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, who report an overwhelming number of ads that persist even after paying for ad removal. Many players feel misled, as they continue to encounter ads despite their purchases, leading to frustration and uninstalls. The frequent prompts for additional payments to fully eliminate ads or access special features have been labeled as a cash grab, detracting from the overall gaming experience.
- “I paid to remove what they call 'annoying ads' for £2.79, which would have been worth it if no ads were shown.”
- “On the first one, I paid for no ads and that's what I got.”
- “Paid for no ads, still get ads.”
- “Used to be good, now it's like a game of 'dodge the ads you don't care about.' Uninstalled.”
- “I paid to remove ads, but there's still a pop-up that says 'the deal failed.' No, it didn't.”
- “This is not a game, it is an advertising app with a short game in between.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay experiences vary significantly, with some users appreciating the balance between ad placement and gameplay, while others criticize the excessive ad interruptions, requiring 60 seconds of ads for every 30 seconds of play. Additionally, there are complaints about misleading advertisements that do not accurately represent the actual gameplay.
- “The original balances ad placement and gameplay well.”
- “This game forces you to watch 60 seconds of ads for every 30 seconds of gameplay.”
- “Another game with a misleading advert; it doesn't match the actual gameplay.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has received mixed feedback, with users reporting frequent bugs, including crashes and freezes related to ads, even after purchasing an ad-free experience. While some players encountered glitches that allowed for unintended gameplay advantages, these issues detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “Like many others, I'm not a fan of specs behind a coin wall; but the bigger issue is that the game frequently freezes before/after an ad or outright crashes at the end of an ad.”
- “I love the first one, so it was natural for me to get/try this too....it's a really fun game....that being said, it seems to be a little buggy when it comes to ads....I paid to have them removed, and even though they don't have timers on them anymore and therefore you can close them pretty much immediately....but I paid not to see ads, so I shouldn't see ads...(unless it's for a special, special power-up)....otherwise, great work to the creative and development team!!!”
- “2 glitches let me play for unlimited time and points, I got over 800,000 and got bored.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Physics Balls Pro feature flashing effects that can be problematic for players with epilepsy, prompting suggestions for alternative visual dynamics. While the overall design aligns with arcade aesthetics, the presence of distracting ads detracts from the experience.
- “I would give it a five-star rating, but the flashing graphics are a problem. The objects that are hit by the ball flash, and if you have epilepsy, that is a trigger. I suggest removing the flashing and adding a different dynamic to the graphics.”
- “Physics Balls Pro is an arcade game with flashing graphics and annoying ads!”