Screw Jam
62%Game Brain Score
gameplay, emotional
monetization, graphics
62% User Score 648 reviews
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Fun Physics Puzzle






Audience ScoreBased on 648 reviews
gameplay5 positive mentions
monetization140 negative mentions
- The game is fun and challenging, especially in the later levels.
- Ads are relatively rare and can be skipped, making for a smoother gameplay experience.
- The mechanics are easy to understand, and the visuals are pleasant.
- The lives system is frustrating, as players only have 5 lives and must wait a long time for them to regenerate.
- Many levels become nearly impossible to complete without spending real money on power-ups or coins.
- The game often ends prematurely if all reserve slots are filled, even if there are still valid moves available.
monetization
146 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the increasing frequency of ads after initial levels, often leading to ads after every game. While some users find the ads bearable and appreciate the option to skip them, others feel that the game is designed to push players towards spending money to progress, especially when it comes to acquiring coins or lives. Overall, the consensus suggests that the balance between gameplay and ads is skewed, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.
“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..❤️❤️❤️”
“I paid money for no ads, but I have to watch ads to fill the hearts if I stumble into a tricky level or forget a mechanic, forcing me to wait at least 30 minutes before coming back.”
“Only issue is that the first 20 levels had no ads, and after that there is an ad after every level.”
“It's designed so you have to spend to progress; it gives you five trays, but if you fill the fifth tray you lose, so it's an obsolete tray. Too long to wait for more lives as you only get 5; ads are ridiculous.”
“Game starts out nice by letting you play quite a few levels without ads but quickly becomes unplayable by forcing you to watch multiple ads after every level even when you pick the option to not multiply your coins by watching an ad.”
“The ratio of ads to gameplay is inexcusable, and the way they are handled is deceptive.”