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Save them all - drawing puzzle

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28%Game Brain Score
humor, emotional
monetization, gameplay
28% User Score Based on 10,000 reviews

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Save them all - drawing puzzle is a single player puzzle game. It was developed by FTY LLC. and was released on August 26, 2020. It received negative reviews from players.

"Save them all - drawing puzzle" is a game where you draw lines to protect characters from various obstacles. The lines you draw will become 3D and you can choose to force a solution or draw beautifully to help. With over 600 levels, your drawn lines have the power to save the world. Users in the EU and California can opt-out of data collection under GRPR and CCPA.

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28%
Audience ScoreBased on 10,000 reviews
humor58 positive mentions
monetization7k negative mentions
  • Fun and engaging gameplay that challenges players to think creatively.
  • Simple mechanics make it easy to pick up and play.
  • Cute character designs and quirky animations add charm to the game.
  • Excessive ads that interrupt gameplay, with an ad after every 2 levels.
  • Requires an internet connection to play, preventing offline gameplay.
  • Glitches and lag issues, especially in higher levels, make the game frustrating.
  • monetization
    7,105 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads. Many reviews highlight that players spend more time watching ads than actually playing, with ads appearing after nearly every level and often being unskippable. Additionally, the requirement for an internet connection to play the game, solely to serve ads, has been criticized as a manipulative tactic, leading to a poor overall gaming experience.

    • “The fee for no ads is reasonable; otherwise, there are ads every other episode and even ads after you watch ads for a reward.”
    • “I don't normally download these games, but this one is worth it for $5 for no ads.”
    • “You'll have no ads and can play all you want.”
    • “Spending more time watching the ads than playing is unacceptable.”
    • “The sheer amount of ads makes it unplayable.”
    • “You will drain your time away with ads and horrible gameplay.”
  • gameplay
    258 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay experience is overwhelmingly marred by an excessive number of ads, with many users reporting a ratio of 30 seconds of ads for every 10 seconds of gameplay. While some find the gameplay mechanics simple and occasionally enjoyable, the constant interruptions from unskippable ads render the game nearly unplayable and frustrating. Overall, the consensus is that the game prioritizes ad revenue over a satisfying gameplay experience, leading to a disappointing and repetitive user experience.

    • “Gameplay is simple, but it is quite fun.”
    • “The gameplay I got to experience is actually very addictive, but is almost completely ruined by the ads.”
    • “Good gameplay but the ads are crazy.”
    • “Being riddled with 30-second ads for every 10 seconds of gameplay is the least of its sins, as the puzzles themselves are uninspired, boring, and brainless.”
    • “You will drain your time away with ads and horrible gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is so boring and solely relies on ads which you can't even avoid if you tried.”
  • stability
    218 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting frequent freezes, crashes, and glitches that disrupt gameplay. Many players noted that the game becomes increasingly buggy as they progress, particularly after reaching higher levels, making it frustrating and often unplayable. While the concept is appreciated, the overwhelming number of technical problems and excessive ads detract from the overall experience.

    • “The game runs smoothly without any glitches.”
    • “I haven't encountered any stability issues during my gameplay.”
    • “The performance is consistent, making for a seamless gaming experience.”
    • “This game is poorly built, very buggy, and resource-heavy because of it being made on a poor programming level.”
    • “Game freezes after every 3rd turn.”
    • “The game itself is also boring and buggy.”
  • graphics
    164 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game have been universally criticized, with many users describing them as terrible, glitchy, and reminiscent of outdated styles from the 90s. Complaints include poor character design, lack of detail, and frequent graphical glitches that detract from gameplay. Overall, the visuals are seen as a significant drawback, overshadowing any potential enjoyment from the game itself.

    • “Graphics are quirky and the levels are challenging, so it's really fun to play!”
    • “The thought and detail put into these ugly graphics is admirable.”
    • “Good graphics, awesome idea.”
    • “Visuals look like a 5-year-old drew it.”
    • “The graphics are awful; it looks like a children's project in 3D paint. The music isn't good either; it's the exact same track played over and over again, and if you turn off the music, it turns off all sound effects, so you're left with nothing.”
    • “The graphics are hideous.”
  • humor
    58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with many players finding it entertaining and funny, particularly in its animations and sound effects. However, the overwhelming presence of ads detracts from the experience, leading to frustration and complaints about glitches. Despite the ad-related issues, players appreciate the game's comedic elements and often describe it as hilariously entertaining.

    • “Once I had finished filling the screen, the cannon on stage 5 fires and my entire structure goes flying. Steve literally disappears off screen, the game freezes shortly after this hilarious chain reaction. Black screen, the void, it's dark, the sandbox isn't coming back.”
    • “I was laughing so hard passing level after level. The developers have a great sense of humor.”
    • “It's a fun, funny game that helps you think, however, there are way too many commercials.”
  • music
    33 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game receives overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many players describing it as repetitive, annoying, and of low quality, often comparing it to elevator music or outdated soundtracks. While a few users find it amusing or catchy, the frequent interruptions from ads and the inability to separate music from sound effects detract from the overall experience. Overall, the consensus is that the music is a significant drawback, contributing to a frustrating gameplay environment.

    • “The soundtrack is pretty nice and appropriate for the style.”
    • “The game is so much fun, the music is funny; I usually turn music and sound off but I leave it on because it's part of what makes me laugh.”
    • “Good game... great music ...that song is stuck in my head”
    • “The graphics are awful, it looks like a children's project in 3D paint, except that's probably better. The music isn't good either; it's the exact same track played over and over again, and if you turn off the music, it turns off all sound effects, so you're left with nothing.”
    • “The characters are ugly, the music is repetitive, and not once in the 40 levels I played did I deal with sharks or bats.”
    • “The music is god awful; it reminds me of a PS1 game that decided to only use elevator music.”
  • story
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story aspect of the game is overshadowed by an overwhelming number of advertisements, with players expressing frustration over the frequent interruptions that detract from gameplay. Many users feel that the repetitive missions and lack of meaningful narrative progression are compounded by the constant ad breaks, leading to a diminished overall experience. While the game has potential, the excessive ad presence significantly hampers engagement with the story.

    • “If not for the ads that you are forced to see after each mission, it is really a hilarious game.”
    • “Very nice game but missions are the same over and over again.”
    • “Need to improve graphic design and story.”
    • “Played it because I enjoy games like this, but having ads every two missions is painful, especially when in-between missions there are ads and you can watch ads to get new characters and gold coins that offer zero benefit.”
    • “Again... 10-20 seconds of gameplay for 30-45 seconds of ads. When will these phone game developers understand that they will lose many potential players for some short-term gain by blasting too many ads? Don't give me the sob story about, 'ads are what make it possible for this to be free.' True, but there is such a thing as overkill.”
    • “I spent more time watching ads than actually playing the game, so I uninstalled it after the 6th mission.”
  • optimization
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization is severely lacking, with users reporting significant stuttering, freezing, and frame rate drops even on high-end hardware. Performance issues are exacerbated by large or complex drawings, leading to erratic gameplay and frequent interruptions from invasive ads. Overall, the game is criticized for its poor graphics and inability to run smoothly across various devices.

    • “There are also a fair share of ads, and the game does not seem optimized as I've seen many frame rate drops.”
    • “Abysmal graphics, sloppy performance, and a lot of ads.”
    • “Tons of stuttering and freezing on top-end hardware.”
    • “Game is horribly unoptimized, ads play every other level, and you can't play offline.”
    • “There are also a fair share of ads and the game does not seem optimized as I've seen many frame rate drops.”
  • character development
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews overwhelmingly criticize the character development, particularly focusing on the character designs, which are described as ugly, uncanny, and reminiscent of low-quality animations. Many users express strong negative feelings towards the aesthetics, suggesting that the designs detract significantly from the overall experience of the game.

    • “The character designs are also really uncanny, almost like a knock-off Veggie Tales, no offense to the designers.”
    • “The character design is so hideous I almost want them to die.”
    • “Harrowing character design and abundance of ads.”
  • grinding
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users overwhelmingly criticize the game for its excessive reliance on advertisements, describing it as an "ad farming game" with unskippable ads interrupting gameplay frequently. Many express frustration with the interruptions and technical issues, leading to a negative overall experience.

    • “But it's literally an ad farming game.”
    • “Unskippable ads every 2 short rounds. When I disagreed, the data farming screen went black and restarted, which is new.”
    • “Complete ad farming game.”
  • emotional
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players express frustration with the emotional impact of the game, citing the overwhelming difficulty and unfair mechanics that lead to the character's frequent and seemingly arbitrary deaths. This has resulted in a sense of helplessness and disappointment, ultimately causing some to abandon the game entirely.

    • “The most important thing in this game is touching, and it's the disabled thing in the game too. Fix controlling first, man.”
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Save them all - drawing puzzle is a puzzle game.

Save them all - drawing puzzle is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Save them all - drawing puzzle was released on August 26, 2020.

Save them all - drawing puzzle was developed by FTY LLC..

Save them all - drawing puzzle has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its humor but disliked it for its monetization.

Save them all - drawing puzzle is a single player game.