Woodle Screw Jam: Nuts & Bolts
84%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
monetization, gameplay
84% User Score 286 reviews
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Solve wood themed screw puzzle and sort color pins! Challenge and test your IQ.











+3
Audience ScoreBased on 286 reviews
story2 positive mentions
monetization51 negative mentions
- The game is fun, relaxing, and addictive, providing a good mix of challenge and enjoyment.
- Players appreciate the lack of a timer, allowing them to think through puzzles at their own pace.
- The game has good animations and is easy to play, making it suitable for a wide audience.
- The game is heavily ad-driven, with ads appearing after every level, which disrupts gameplay and frustrates players.
- Many levels become nearly impossible to complete without watching ads or using in-game purchases, leading to a pay-to-win feel.
- Randomized colors and level design can make it feel like luck rather than skill is required to progress, diminishing the puzzle aspect.
monetization
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism, with many players feeling that it becomes increasingly reliant on forced ads, particularly after level 12, making progression nearly impossible without watching them. While some users appreciate the ability to skip ads and find them fair, the overwhelming consensus is that the frequency and length of ads detract from the overall enjoyment, leading to frustration and, in some cases, uninstallation. The game is perceived as being designed to maximize ad views rather than provide a balanced gameplay experience.
“Level 12 pay/ad wall; you cannot get past level 12 no matter what you do, well besides paying and watching ads.”
“Gameplay guarantees that you will need to use accrued extra moves to complete the puzzle, and even then you will be forced to watch ads.”
“If you're not willing to engage with ads, the game soon becomes a tedious slog of trying the same level over, and over, and over.”