- November 4, 2021
- Habby
- 31h median play time
PunBall
Platforms
About
"PunBall," the latest release from the creators of "Archero," is a puzzle game known for its humor, spectacular gameplay, and compelling visuals. While the story is engaging, the game is weighed down by a significant amount of grinding and frequent ads. Unfortunately, the experience is also marred by numerous bugs, which may frustrate some players. Despite these flaws, "PunBall" has the potential to captivate audiences looking for a lighthearted and entertaining puzzler.

- Fun and addictive gameplay with a unique twist on the brick breaker genre.
- No forced ads, allowing players to enjoy the game without interruptions.
- Challenging levels that require strategy and skill to progress.
- Rapid difficulty spikes make it nearly impossible to progress without spending money.
- Energy system limits playtime, requiring long waits to recharge.
- Bugs and glitches, such as balls disappearing or the game crashing, hinder the experience.
monetization
632 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players noting a significant presence of ads and in-app purchases that can feel intrusive or misleading. While some appreciate the option to watch ads for rewards and the ability to progress without spending money, others criticize the aggressive push for microtransactions and the disconnect between the game's actual content and its advertisements. Overall, players express frustration over the reliance on ads and the perception of the game as a cash grab, despite acknowledging that it can still be enjoyable without constant spending.
“No ads which is brilliant!!!”
“A good thing about the game is that there's no ads unless you choose to see them for a revive or extra currency.”
“The in-app purchases aren't crazy expensive, and the game can be played without needing to get them.”
“What once was a fun game has become another cash grab.”
“The game itself could be nice, but it's too much of a grind after the first 2 levels; they hide every boost behind ads and cash payment, not a game, just a cash grab.”
“The core gameplay is okay, but that's wrapped in the nastiest free-to-play monetization I've ever seen.”