- September 11, 2019
- SayGames Ltd
Popcorn Burst
Platforms
About
"Popcorn Burst" is a casual game where players fill a bucket with popcorn by holding and releasing at the right time. The goal is to avoid dropping any kernels and earn high ratings across numerous unique levels. The game is committed to user privacy, with a clear privacy policy and terms of use available for review.



- The game is really fun and satisfying, providing a unique experience.
- The graphics are good, and the gameplay is easy to understand, making it enjoyable for all ages.
- The developers are active in providing updates and improvements, which keeps the game fresh.
- There are way too many ads, often interrupting gameplay and making it frustrating.
- Some levels, particularly level 12 and others, are reported as impossible to complete due to glitches.
- The game can become repetitive after a while, with many levels feeling similar.
- monetization434 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, with many expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay. Players report being bombarded with ads after nearly every level, often spending more time watching ads than actually playing the game. While some acknowledge the need for ads in free-to-play models, the overwhelming frequency and intrusiveness of these ads have led to numerous uninstalls and low ratings, with many users calling for a paid version to remove ads entirely.
“Great game, much better when you pay for no ads.”
“Good game for a time killer; turn off Wi-Fi = no ads (if you don't need new cannon skins).”
“If you turn Wi-Fi off, then there should be no ads.”
“The only reason I'm giving it one star is because I wasn't into the game for more than about 10 seconds when I had to watch a 25-second ad, so I immediately deleted it. That's just too much.”
“If I'm spending more time watching ads than playing the game, it isn't a game, it's an ad app.”
“You will literally spend more time in this game watching ads than actually playing.”