Screw Jam
Platforms
About
"Screw Jam" is a single-player physics puzzle game that offers a fun and engaging experience. Players must solve increasingly difficult levels by manipulating various objects and using their critical thinking skills. The game is free to play, but is disturbed by ads, providing a challenging and entertaining escape for puzzle enthusiasts. With its unique gameplay mechanics and clever level design, "Screw Jam" is a standout in the puzzle genre.






- The game is fun and challenging, providing a good mix of puzzles.
- The graphics and animations are colorful and engaging.
- Ads are minimal and can be skipped, making for a smoother gameplay experience.
- The game ends when all extra slots are filled, even if there are still moves left, which is frustrating.
- Many levels become impossible to complete without purchasing power-ups or watching ads.
- The color differentiation is poor, making it difficult for colorblind players to enjoy the game.
monetization
439 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, with many expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay, particularly after reaching higher levels. While some players appreciate the option to watch ads for rewards, the overwhelming sentiment is that the game feels rigged to push in-app purchases, making progression difficult without spending money. Additionally, several users reported issues with ad removal purchases not effectively eliminating ads, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab.
“Very few/no ads if you don't want.”
“Love this game...it's simple..yet it makes you think.. the best part is no ads unless you choose to watch videos for extra coins..❤️❤️❤️”
“It's super fun, easy, and there are no ads!”
“It's a fun game but you cannot progress without in-app purchases.”
“Between the requirement to buy in-app purchases and the constant ads, the game becomes annoying and expensive very quickly.”
“The game is good but the amount of ads, the reliance on power-ups, and the stupid loss conditions make the game not fun to play.”