Fill one-line puzzle game for Pc

I got this game, which so far I seem to love, a week ago per request of my mum. The goal of the game is to the app the box in one line without leaving any holes. The only thing I literally HATE about this game is the ADDS. They are so annoying complete a level ADD use a hint ADD just about to win ADD. We want to play! Not watch some add for something we already bought! Apart from the adds this game is so much fun and it makes you use your brain instead of just lying there playing Minecraft all day long. (We’ve all been there haven’t we?) Anyways I’m giving this game 4-5 stars because it’s so much fun, apart from the adds. Love, your friendly but truthful rater, Lelu_girl300 (I used my ROBLOX name because I didn’t want the hole earth to no my name)

Long story short: No insult to the creators of the game, but while the idea is there, there just isn't the difficulty to match it. From Beginner to Master, the only thing that changes is the size of the board. This would be okay if Beginner started with small boards and Master had extremely big boards, but the size increases so slowly, it feels like you're still playing the easy boards. Even the Dots game on Puzzlerama had much larger boards, and that's not counting all the other gimmicks that game has. And skill progression is incredibly dragged on: to reach the next difficulty, one must complete half of all the levels from the previous one. Doesn't sound too hard, until you find out that there are 500 levels per difficulty. I also have this wild claim that some levels are copy-pastes of others, sometimes flipping or rotating the board and calling it a new level, meaning you're not completing them faster by training, you're completing them faster because you've already beaten them before. This means the game becomes easier by accident. And then there's the issue of the music being cut on completion, which is a major gripe for me. That along with the levels being very easy, means that the music will stop annoyingly for the umpteenth time, and you'll wish you brought external music with you. Oh, and I've stockpiled the equivalent of ten dollars of hints without any urge to use one. That should say something.

I love puzzle games, and this one is at the top of the list. There’s no time limit, there’s no pressure, just relaxing puzzle solving. The puzzles get harder as you go, but they’re all solvable with some logical thinking. And, if you get stuck, there’s a hint system which shows you the next steps. My biggest complaint, which is not really a complaint, is that I’m on the last of the puzzles and there’s no expansion pack. The replay value is high, but I’d gladly pay for new puzzles. And, for those who complain about the ads, ask your mom or dad for $2.99 and you can remove them all. Not only did I pay to remove the ads, I bought a pack of hints (that I didn’t need) because I believe in rewarding developers that create great games. TLDR=Great game, pay $2.99 to remove the ads.

This fun addictive game has plenty of gameplay value and thousands of puzzle to solve. You find yourself solving them quickly, several in a row in no time flat. Unfortunately, this momentum is completely broken by the full screen, make you play a demo of a game and cant immediately click out of it advertisement. I understand that you need adverts to generate income, but I have to see the same ad after every 2-4 levels. If you pause to answer a text, another ad. Anytime you start the game, another ad. Finish a block of 100 puzzles and you are rewarded with 2 of the same ad in a row! It’s a fun game when I get to play it, but the ad pops up so frequently that it feels like I am playing two games whether I want to or not. One last dirty trick on those ads: when you have waited the entire necessary amount of time to click the ‘x’ to get out, you have to find it because it doesn’t appear in the same place all the time.