Sizing Up Exercise Balls to Find the Right Fit. Related Book. Exercise Balls For Dummies. By LaReine Chabut. Because you use the ball with so many different body positions while you’re exercising, the size of the ball you use really does make a difference and can make or break your workout. This angle allows your hips to be level.

Golden Aim changed nothing star starborder starborder starborder starborderYarosc's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/5/18 2:10 AMI spent the $5 to get Golden Aim but nothing in my game changed! When I reached out to their support team through the app I received no response.Also I paid to remove the ads but there’s still a pop-up for a subscription service literally every time I load the game or return to the main menu.What was the point of removing ads if you’re going to just add different ones. This is a joke. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderkridnxbekem's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/4/18 7:49 PMThe game is a good time waster I’ll give it that but you have ads after every single attempt and then spam the users with a 3 day free trial and then $7.99 a WEEK for a game that I could make in literally half an hour. It’s not even worth $7.99 a month let alone a week so yeah your company is a joke. You should also probably fire whoever is in charge of making you money cuz they don’t have any good ideas.

Difficult to understand for newbie star star star starborder starbordercookiebreath's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/4/18 3:55 PMThe game is fun and somewhat addictive however needs some help. When you provide occasional free “extras” it makes people play games more.to the developers “gambling” is addictive because “sometimes” you win and the fact you don’t win every time makes it addictive. Therefore some games give free boosts randomly to improve the number of hours you play the game.why don’t you try this?

Also the arrows flashing in the background are annoying and confusing. Is there something I’m supposed to watch in the middle of the game? Or is it just a flaw?

Also some of the games on the app tally the final score before the last ball has exited the game board, which makes me think my score was predetermined.please fix that also, and get rid of the START screen. If we pushed the replay button we get that it is the start and as a newbie I kept pushing the start thinking I needed to and then inadvertently set off my ball(s). The page that has Day 1, 2, etc.also, what is that? I thought you got something free on each of those days but can’t see that it works. Love the game hate the ads star star star star starborderSammyt97's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/30/18 3:33 AMSuper challenging game and I love playing it. It certainly keeps me entertained for a long time but been non-stop ads are enough to make you never want to play it again.

Luckily I’ve learned if I shut off my Wi-Fi I don’t see the ads and I continue to play. I give the game itself 10 stars. It’s something you can get lost in it and forget your troubles. But yes the ads are horrible. It will drive you mad! Star starborder starborder starborder starborderWilcmm's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/3/18 5:18 AMI was absolutely loving this game and yes I paid to remove the ads, however I am so frustrated.

I would say I like things in order. It drives me crazy that it pushes you through to the next level leaving 1-2 stars open. I have repeatedly.

And by this I mean for 2 days straight. Tried to get the last star on level 19. It pushed me well into the 30’s before I realized it wasn’t earning every star before changing levels. I’m to the point I want to quit playing all together because I can’t get the last star.

Also I never can seem to get the bonus items to work. Very disappointed!!! Star star star starborder starborderNo coins for you!!' S Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/3/18 4:07 PMThis is a fun way to spend a half hour or so but you are hit with an enormous amounts of ads. Usually after every round.

You can remove ads but cost is just not that worth it for this type of game. Play for a half hour then close it out. You will be sick of the ads by that time anyway.

Bummer,but it is what it is. It is not a 4 or 5 star game as it is now. Make some changes and then I will revisit this review. But until then, solid 2 to 3 star game. Money grabber. Good idea failed execution star star starborder starborder starborderUnbiased player's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/29/18 4:07 PMWow. Played for 2 hours.

As many people have said lots of ads. I can ignore them to a point. HOWEVER, $99.00 FOR A YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION?!?!? Absolutely ridiculous.

For $60.00 I can get virtually any newly released computer/platform game. This is a cell phone game. Developers have lost their mind. It’s amusing content but the money grab is unforgivable.

I’m willing to spend $20.00 on a game if it’s worth it (highly replay able, good community, not pay for win, initial new gamer package that cost 5 bucks or less, etc.Sadly I’m sure some consumers have no qualms swiping a credit/debit card: so the company can put out a very mediocre game and make a good profit margin with a terrible game execution. Really ADDICTIVE Game star star star star starAlaskagurl4life's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/28/18 8:39 PMI absolutely love this game and to be honest it is worth purchasing the ad free version. TIP: DON'T PUSH THE 200 RUBY BUTTON WHEN THE LEVEL END CLICK ON THE 'X' AT TOP RIGHT HAND CORNER!! ALSO CLICK ON THE + SIGN NEXT TO THE RUBY AND YOU CAN WATCH 5 ADS TO EARN 100 EXTRA RUBIES A DAY AND WHEN YOU GET YOUR DAILY GIFT ALWAYS CLICK THE DOUBLE BUTTON TO EITHER GET +50 RUBIES OR DOUBLE THE RUBY GIFT YOU GET FOR THE DAY.

Although I wish you could connect with Facebook friends and send each other gifts. This game could be better if the ruby purchases came with at least double the amount of rubies for the amount of money they're asking. Fun but some levels are impossible star star star starborder starborderT-Wolf73's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/28/18 3:37 PMI’m not going to get hung up on the ads.

It’s just how free games are able to be free and should be expected.The actual game play is great if you enjoyed the old style Breakout games. You release a series of b. at bricks with various numbers on them. Each hit drops the number until it reaches zero and the brick is destroyed. After the b.

do their destruction and return to the bottom, the remaining bricks drop down one level. And repeat.You can earn different special features, from instantly reducing the numbers on all bricks or increasing the number of b.

for one turn or removing the bottom row of bricks entirely. The other two I don’t use as often places four or ^v on the board (which depending on the way they are aimed, hitting them with a ball will trigger a beam that lowers all bricks in the path) and one that places a barrier on the very bottom (opposite where the b.

get released) that will make it so the b. can stay in action longer (for one round).My only issue comes from some of the levels.

They are clearly set up to be impossible without the special features. And lots of them! It’s become frustrating enough for me to write this and rate it 3 rather than 5. Duped into purchase star starborder starborder starborder starborderOVOSound's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/27/18 8:18 PMI actually liked this game and did not mind the ads, hence why I had no intention on buying anything to stop them. HOWEVER, the pop ups to purchase were deceiving and often came up at times when I expected to be clicking to go to a next level. I’ve had to contact Apple several times to refund in app purchases only from this game and I am an avid phone game player. I’ve deleted the app as a result.

Game not bad but expensive star star starborder starborder starborderSunna w's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/26/18 3:51 PMThis game is fun. My experience I really like a game for a certain time some times a month sometimes a week. So I really don’t like to pay $7.99 for a week to play this game.

When I downloaded this game yesterday. I had commercial every second or sometimes are 3 round. I guess I liked this game to much. Today I have a 30 second commercial after each game.

Sorry but this is too much. If there where not so much commercial or not so long this game is really 5 stars but the long time to wait until the commercial is over make this game only 2 stars.

I understand everybody needs to make money but there is other ways to make money. With this commercial coming up so often and long. I guess they want that we purchase the game. Star star starborder starborder starborderRyan0585's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/25/18 5:17 AMFun game, but I’m giving up after have to sit through 5 30 second ads after 5 straight levels. I gets ads and devs making money when the game itself is free, but the ads just ruin it.

And sorry, there are too many other gaming options out there to sit through it or pay to remove them, so on to the next one.Pick it up and play it, but be ready to watch ads every time you do something (beat a level, switch menus, etc.). Don’t waste your time star starborder starborder starborder starbordertraipse's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/25/18 11:32 AMIt’s an ok game for a little while. Eventually the ads seem to take more time than game play.

You can pay to remove them, of course. Eventually, the puzzles are impossible, which you can fix by, of course, paying more for a subscription or buying packs of power ups for what seem like outrageous sums of money. In my opinion the free version was worth it for about 30 minutes and then it loses its charm.

No tutorials, no app support. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderSK.Ellis's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/24/18 8:27 PMBreak open your wallet, because many of these levels are impassable and you’ll need rubies to advance.Oh, and the kicker? As soon as you purchase anything, the game will freeze with no way to return to the stage you were working on. If you’ve already spent rubies to continue that stage, well. Tough luck.You’ll be awarded the purchase after you shut the game down and restart it.

By then, of course, it’s too late.The Golden Aim is a total rip-off. It doesn’t point far enough on the board to justify the $5 being spent.App support is nil. Go to their website, “Contact Us” redirects to their data/AI info. Alllllll the way at the bottom are support email addresses.

Any game questions you might have to email them about, you’ll have to contact Piano Tiles 2’s support and pray for help. Severely Disappointed star starborder starborder starborder starborderShay2332's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/24/18 11:38 PMI had downloaded this game a while ago and instantly became addicted. The adds were bothersome but I ponied up and paid the additional amount to not be bugged. It was awesome. I spent money on the game to upgrade the balls, get additional items, continue the level after failing and just for the gems. I played fairly religiously and then I got a new phone. Now there isn’t a way to sign into the game so when I got my new phone I also got a new user number.

Which means I lost ALL of my items and spent money.I’ve emailed the developer 2 times now and haven’t heard anything back so essentially I’ve now wasted money on a game because I don’t have my purchases. This is a MAJOR flaw in the game.

I loved playing it but I’m done spending money on a game when the developers are not willing to assist and make the situation right. Uninstalling the game and going to find another like it on the App Store to spend my money there.

Maybe they will be more helpful than Cheetah Mobile. Fun but too many ads star starborder starborder starborder starborderlavaqueen68's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/23/18 6:04 PMAs it is with most games, you have to watch too many ads to play. But unlike games like Merge Farm, in this game you eventually have to watch ads just to play, or spend money.

I wouldn’t mind game ads if they were for something I might actually want to buy but they are usually just ads for other games, which is stupid. So, as with all games that stop you from playing after a certain level, I am deleting Bricks n b. and I discourage anyone from downloading it. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderAllie5084's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/23/18 3:09 PMTwice this app tried to get me to double click my side button to pay to remove ads without me touching ANYTHING that might suggest that I want to pay for it. The first time happened when I was in the app, the second time happened when I was just browsing the web in Safari when the box popped up.Needless to say, I’m deleting this app and will never trust anything from this developer.

Wish it could be higher star star starborder starborder starborderMeso30180's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/20/18 9:25 AMLove this game. It’s highly addictive.

But I have spent and lost real money on this game. It seems fishy to me that it only freezes when I have spent a significant amount of gems in the level!!!! If this is fixed after I sent the email to them then I will come back and rate it much higher cause I do love it.

But I don’t love being shaken down and/or stolen from and that is essentially what has happened to me tonight 😢. Glitchy/don’t pay for the “diamond membership” star star starborder starborder starborderJennifernbatch's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/20/18 5:35 PMI’ve been playing a few days now and reached level 100, which I’ve passed but it tells me that there are still lines to clear, even though the board is already cleared. I spent the rubies on it to pass hoping it would let me, and still nothing.I have to restore the purchase to be a “diamond member” every time I start the app, so I do not get the 200 rubies that I’m suppose to get as a paying member. I also don’t get anything for the levels I’ve passed so I’m not sure if it’s a bug in the system or what.I actually paid for the rubies to get past whatever was going on for level 100, which turned out to be a waste of money since it won’t let me advance. I’ve gone as far as emailing the developer via their contact us link in the app and have yet to hear back.Game is entertaining but for those of us who actually play games and expect to get what we pay for, it’s a waste until the glitch is fixed and we get what we pay for.Will update review of problems are corrected and if I get a response from my emails.

So-so star starborder starborder starborder starborderTekkk86's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/20/18 4:02 PMIt’s a great concept except the release of the balls. Every time I aim PERFECT the slight nudge of letting your finger go makes it go crazy. It’s irritating when it goes smoothly at first and the longer levels (300+) you end up failing because the wrong angles the b.

are released at. You can use the control on the bottom but it’s the same deal-you aim and release. There should be a button to release the b. so you can line up your aim beforehand. Don’t pay for anything extra - they will not help if it doesn’t work star starborder starborder starborder starbordersorrycustomersupport's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/20/18 3:16 PMI purchased the “Golden Aim” tool over a month ago, and it has yet to be active on my game.

I have asked them 3 times to help me get this fixed and HAVE NEVER EVEN GOTTEN A RESPONSE from them. I also purchased the “no ads” feature, and within the last two weeks, ads have started showing up again.I have used their “contact us” link on their page, and have gotten absolutely nothing from them. I like the game, but am not happy about their lack of support when you have paid for something and they will not help you resolve any issues. Star star starborder starborder starborderblankspaces's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/2/18 8:09 AMThe game is fun at first, very bingy, I made it to level 126, but then makes impossible scenarios come up way too soon. I’ve played Two Dots for years, and I’ve never been in a place that I couldn’t pass in a few days at most.This is set up to make money and doesn’t care.Fun at first, but keeps the impossible scenarios going, and I’m not going to bleed money for that game. Unoriginal and full of adds star starborder starborder starborder starborderBostelman itunes's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/2/18 8:04 PMEach level takes approximately 30 seconds to complete, which means that every thirty seconds I learn that there are “cute singles in my area” that I can “chat” with.There are so many other games with the exact same concept and mechanics.

None of them bombard you with so many adds, much less of this nature. Not worth the time it takes to download. Mute option doesn’t work star star star starborder starborderaltveg's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/19/18 1:07 PMThe game is a lot of fun, and I don’t mind the ads at all. Sometimes they show me other cool games that I’ve gone on to get. What I don’t like is that the app is on mute, because I play while listening to podcasts or other stuff. I don’t like that all the ads ignore that setting, and plays loud audio.

It’s really horrible when you’re playing without headphones, like in a waiting room or something, and your speaker is blaring loud obnoxious sounds and you’re getting death glares from everyone around. Interesting spin on breakout; disgusting business practices star starborder starborder starborder starborderMWildcard's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/19/18 11:02 AMEvery single level you get hit with one or sometimes two 60 second ads. Sure, after 5 seconds you can tap the skip button.and then wait another five seconds and tap the close button.and then if you pause the game, you might get another ad trying to continue the game. Constant, constant ads. And that’s not even counting the ads to buy specials or “rubies” for the game itself, or to sign up for the “diamond membership” at, get this, EIGHT DOLLARS PER DAY. I kid you not.

Worse, the price is in small print while the bit red letters say “try it FREE” (free for three days and then they bill you more than a gym membership and a daily Starbucks combined). Utterly disgusting, n. greed.The game.what, there’s a game? Oh, right, I almost forgot with all of the ads.

The game is actually a very interesting variation of classic breakout. The core idea is that you have bricks that take X number of hits to break (like 45, but it varies) and you have a whole bunch of balls, but no paddle. So you aim once and then tap, and the b. go out in a stream, bouncing and destroying, until all the b.

come back to the bottom. The animation is accelerated as b. return so you don’t have to wait forever for the final ball. THEN, all the bricks descend one slot, and then you aim again. Like in Space Invaders, you have to destroy the bricks before they reach the bottom.Interesting idea, and hopefully someday a programmer with some taste and less money desperation will implement a clean aesthetic version. Until then, I’m deleting this app.

So much promise such a disappointment star star starborder starborder starborderEchoSonic's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/18/18 2:11 PMThis is probably one of the most addictive games I’ve ever played, and the higher you go the less accurate the aiming mechanism becomes. There’s no way to lock in your shots, and frequently when you are making a critical move, the guideline may be pointing to one place but your ball goes to another. If I had a nickel for every time my shots went to a place that I was not aiming at I would be a wealthy man right now. The best part is it only happens when you are trying to make a very precise shot, only then does the aiming mechanism make certain to mislead you into believing that you are shooting at location x, but the ball goes toward location slightly to the left or right of X. Fun play, aggravating structure star starborder starborder starborder starborderGriggs Von Portland's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/17/18 5:47 AMIt looked flashy in ads for th game, but dear God, the structure is hard to understand, and the ads cover way too much screen real estate. I said that I'll play until it p.

me off, and less then an hour later, it has. If I mite one of the many THIRTY SECOND ads, when pops up again, I have to mute it again.Let me know when they've fixed stuff like this. In the meantime, I'm deleting it.

Awesome game, but needs some fixes star star star star starborderSithSnoopy's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/16/18 1:15 AMI’m totally addicted. Currently stuck on level 320.I gave in and paid to remove ads and add the thing to aim the ball better.Gripes: a day or two ago I somehow lost the better aiming, even though I paid for it.Also, it’s hard to tell how many rubies you actually have, or rather, what you can currently afford to purchase with the rubies.Also, it’s hard to accrue any rubies. I seem to just be given some once a day.Otherwise, very good game. Shoot, even the ball bouncing sounds are soothing.

Insufferable Due To Ads star star starborder starborder starborderJRMlaw's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/16/18 10:52 PMThe Minor: The game is addicting, although the aim is sloppy.The Major: The ad-barrage is intolerable. Ad after ad after ad, some making sound even when the sound is turned off, some followed by another ad after the first ad finally goes away.If the developer thinks that he/she will pound me into submission with the torrent of ads, then he/she is sadly mistaken. I would never reward this kind of abuse with any purchase.(Speaking of purchases, you can join the special player club for only $8/week! That’s only $416/year! I’m almost brain-damaged enough from the ad-assault to think this is a good deal! Paid to remove ads - still see ads every single day. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderAndy Shaver's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/15/18 2:06 AMI bought the game cause it was fun enough and I really hate ads.

I’m happy to support a developer who makes a good game. But it only removed SOME of the ads. I still see ads multiple times a day for their MONTHLY PAYMENT plan. Yes, they have a monthly payment system. And they blast you in the face with full page adverts for it. I’ll be asking for my money back.

I was completely lied to. Terrible ads and predatory pricing. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderAnonymousZao's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/13/18 6:17 AMMultiple times I’ve had ads that popped up with no way to get out of them. Even after the ad video is over and it presents the download screen, there is no exit forcing you to restart the app to get out of it. And your monthly “premium” service is just disgustingly predatory with its pricing.

$15 a month or $100+ a year? Once I saw that I was completely disgusted. This is everything that is wrong with mobile “gaming”. Steam has been free on PC and offers 100x the services. Mount and blade 2. Your charging people the same amount as Xbox live and give them next to nothing. I feel bad for anyone that actually pays for that.

Great game and concept, poorly executed star star starborder starborder starborderWafflepiezz's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 9/13/18 4:47 AMLike other comments, this is a fun game but it is just poorly executed/made.There’s no theme music, no clear instructions on what to do and what the powerups mean, and the devs are really cheap with the advertisements.You want us to pay you $99 per YEAR or month, just to play this game ad-free? That’s a big stretch. You would have made more money if you just required ONE single payment to get rid of ads/obtain perks.Also, the amount of ads present is atrocious.

Very entertaining star star star star starborderSoitsme's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/9/18 1:10 PMMy newest fav. Up to lvl 164 at the writing in this. Great variation on a classic game. There are adds on the free version but there are ways around it, if you know how to block or you can pay to avoid them. Some levels are harder than others.

Game gives chances to clear by watching ads of other games. Some not so good. Game also offers two other variations on the game, unlimited classic and a one turn with bombs.Game could use a little more variation. Like possible adding color or different shapes. It does seems a bit repetitive in the looks department.

Maybe those will appear in the higher levels. WAY too many ads star star starborder starborder starborder22lizabeth's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/8/18 11:32 PMI really enjoy the game itself. It’s pretty satisfying to watch the b. bounce around and destroy blocks but this game way overdid it on the ads.

I’ve played A LOT of free games and the general trend is that an ad in between plays or levels happens every so often (not every time) and is about four seconds long. If you’re going to show a longer 30 second ad then you do so only if the player chooses to watch it to gain something (like diamonds or a re-play after death). This games shows long ad videos all the time.

When it’s faster for me to close and re open the app then to stay and watch the ad, there’s something wrong. In addition, there are so many static ads on the game pages themselves that when I first opened the app I had no idea where to click to actually play the game because I didn’t want to accidentally click on an ad. Overall I like this game but am going to have to switch to playing one similar to it because the ads got so unbearable. Ad blast star star star starborder starborderZwas's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/7/18 9:30 AMThe game used to be manageable with the s. ads. I get it, they try to push you to buy the paid version to bypass the ads, but come on.

You have to sit through a 30 plus second ad every level, return to main menu, any selection. It never used to be that bad, it was like after a certain level or update, spent more time on ads than the level itself. Game itself was ok, good way to distract your brain. Deleted the game. Stop complaining about ads star star star star starMaepis's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/7/18 9:05 PMAll of you self centered egomaniacal jerks need to stop throwing your little hissy fits and just pay the few bucks to remove the ads. You’re the same people that likely spend $4+ on energy drinks or $6+ on coffee but can’t seem to bring yourself to pay $3 to remove the ads?

This game is a fantastic way to pass the time and many of your reviews state this while simultaneously destroying what should be a fantastic game rating because you’re crying like little babies. Almost all games have ads that while yes they are annoying, they are the only way to help developers get payed to create and update the games we all love since so many of you swine are too greedy to help out by paying to remove the ads.

Not happy star starborder starborder starborder starborderAmttt's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/7/18 2:23 PMThis game is fun but yes as others have said the ads are extremely annoying. But I’m extremely upset that this game is rated for ages 4+ and there is a picture of a man hugging a woman saying he loves how she smells from behind in a bra and you make the next move of what her response is. And yes the move is very explicit. I would rate it 16+ age wise. This is just uncalled for!

Aside from the s. ad, yes every time you lose or win a level you get a 30 second ad. The game itself id rate a 5 but because of the ads (mainly the s.

one) I’m giving it a 1 honestly. And I’m not the only one upset with ads if you read the other comments. The New Golden Aim star starborder starborder starborder starborderKDP1967's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/7/18 11:51 PMI purchased the Golden Aim but it’s not there! I closed out the game to see if that would work, it didn’t! I also tried to restore the purchases and that didn’t work either. I can’t delete the app because if I do, I’ll lose the 270 levels that I’ve done. I wouldn’t worry about that if I His game was able to connect to FB.

🙄I’ve sent 3 request with this problem and have yet to get anyone to answer me! Is anyone else having this problem??? Can’t take the ads anymore. Star starborder starborder starborder starborderMikellllllllllll77676676's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/6/18 9:15 PMIt’s fun basic game. Currently at level 320 and would keep playing but the adds last 30+ seconds.

If you make a mistake and reset a level you can end up playing one game in five minutes while you watch the endless adds from toon blast. Which I will never play as a result of this game.Again fun game but plan to spend more time watching adds then playing the game. Fun Game-Too Many Ads! Star star starborder starborder starborderBMo17az's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/6/18 10:59 PMToo Many Ads, also too expensive to eliminate ads.

Watching a 30 sec ad after every game retry is too much! When I first started it was every 3rd retry. Fewer ads or shorter ads.

Also, very little reward for play. Lastly, the shooting mode button is too close to the earthquake button. Accidentally hit it every few games, so I have no coins saved at all. Will probably find another game that doesn’t force so many ads. The ads kill all the fun of an otherwise good game star star star starborder starbordermikess314's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/5/18 4:53 AMMy only complaint about the game mechanics is that the site line is ever so slightly skewed to the left for where the b. will actually go.

Otherwise, this game is challenging and fun app and I’ve really enjoyed it! The level design is clever and varied. Good fun.But lately they’ve incorporated unskippable 30 second ads. And they’re almost always the same few games I’m not interested in. I’m not going to pay eight dollars a week to remove the ads. I MIGHT pay five dollars once. The ads have become so pervasive, long, and unskippable that I find myself closing the app entirely and moving on to something else.

Cool it with the ads! Star star star starborder starborderlexa7d7's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/5/18 1:30 AMI really love this game, I am definitely hooked! It’s challenging while also being soothing and fun.

I’ve been playing for a while, but recently they have changed the ads and now in between every game is a full 30 second ad! It’s always had ads, but some were instant close while others were 5, 10, or 30 seconds. The fact that it’s 30 seconds between each try (some of which only take seconds) makes the process so unenjoyable I don’t even want to play any more.

Don’t pay to remove ads! Star starborder starborder starborder starborderhalter-filly's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/5/18 1:13 PMI really like this game, but I paid $2.99 to get NO ADS and after every game to continue to the next level it still plays a 30 second ad I gave to sit through. Poor customer service, I tried to contact them but no one answered. DO NOT PAY TO REMOVE ADS, all they want is your money and you get absolutely NOTHING for it. Wish I wouldn’t have bothered. Glad it was only $2.99 but I can imagine the amount of money they’re making and not fulfilling their commitment to remove the ads.

If it keeps it up, I will delete it. Just waaaaaay too many ads star star starborder starborder starborderNataliec1227's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/4/18 9:59 AMThis game is super fun. However, there are so many ads it’s annoying to play. Most of them are 30 seconds long.

In the higher levels every move you make counts, so if you mess up the first one and restart you could be hit with an add for every replay. That means you could play for 10 seconds before being hit with a 30 second add. Ads shouldn’t come for resets, only for new levels.You can play with no ads for money but if I’m being honest this is the kind of game you play when you are killing time (I play on breaks at work) and most of that time is ads. It’s not the type of game I would be willing to pay for as I’ll probably forget about it after a few weeks anyways. Many recent improvements make this 5 stars star star star star starDuck Step's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/4/18 2:17 PMThe developer has been listening to the reviews and made a huge number of improvements recently that made this previously unplayable game really fun and challenging.The ads are completely manageable now that there is a reasonably priced ad removal package.

The difficulty balance has been improved greatly by daily rewards. An effective amount of gems can now easily be obtained for free by playing classic mode and 100 ball, although I do find 100 ball to be fairly repetitive.The game itself has always been fun with good controls and a huge number of challenging but beatable levels, and I enjoy trying to get 3 stars on every level. Now that the ads and bonuses are sane, it really is a lot of fun, and I don’t mind sliding a few ad-removal bucks to an active developer who reads reviews, especially for a game that has helped me k. so much time on the bus.

Don’t pay for ad free, it’s not! Star starborder starborder starborder starborderIHateReviews's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/3/18 7:02 PMWas getting tired of the ads popping up after every round so I paid to stop seeing the ads. Yet they still advertise THEIR OWN GAME! Now it keeps asking if I want Diamond Membership.

Also the option to restart the current game switches every 5-6 restarts. Where the restart button normally is, a video ad icon sneaks it’s way in. The game itself is fun and challenging, but it doesn’t ask to rate the game.

It asks to rate the app. To many ads star star starborder starborder starborderprimer71's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/3/18 5:26 PMThis game is fun but you get bombarded with ads. I get ads pay for things. But, There is a constant scroll at the top of the screen. Play one level and if you win you get to sit through a 30 second ad and then move on to the next level and do it again. That’s the way it is after every level. At least give two to three levels before you bombard us with more ads.Done with this game.

I’m sure there is another out there that’s similar without so many ads I can waste my time on. Too many ads star starborder starborder starborder starborderMoosenbratsmommy's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/3/18 2:38 AMThe game is extremely fun!

But there is an ad after every play and if you hit the ‘home’ button you get another and ‘play’ will get you yet another! I also think a replay button would be nice after each round because if you don’t get 3 stars and want to replay that round- ad-home-ad-play! And I’d rather not play than give up 2.99 to remove ads!Update: at first the ads were skippable after a few seconds, now you’re forced to sit through a full 30 second ad!

It’s extreme. The game play deserves 5 stars minus.5 for not having a replay button but instead they get ONE STAR. 30 Second ads before each game star star starborder starborder starborderCrazyMarmot's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/3/18 2:27 AMGreat game, but I am uninstalling it because WAY too many ads! There is an ad before each game. One fun game is 1 shot with 100 balls, try to get as many bricks as you can. Fun for 20 seconds then a 30 second ad! Same 10 ads over and over again.

Some ads are only a screenshot and you can tap X right away. But then you get a 20 ads in a row that are 30 seconds each time. Addictive gamer star star starborder starborder starborderonly 1of7 dwarfs is happy's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/29/18 2:33 AMThe game is very addictive and challenging, which is great! But ads are plentiful, don’t know what all the daily uses are going to do( they need to be better marked), and as for the gems, I rarely get to use them, because with an iPad my fingers tend to hit the reset button (bottom right corner) which causes me to lose gems when I was happy with the play I had just made. Move that button to the top of the page. I could tolerate the ads, but will not pay any money as long as the other 2 issues exist! Star starborder starborder starborder starborderCDLucy's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/29/18 2:28 PMThis game is fun but I’m constantly hitting one of the “helper” items at the bottom when trying to shoot the balls.

It’s annoying that there isn’t a prompt “are you sure you want to do this?” It wastes the rubies you try to save to get the additional shooters. Annoying!!!Also please quit asking me after every loss/level win if I want to buy your packages. I already paid to remove the ads that were out of control. This is getting rather irritating as well. Constantly need to restore purchases star starborder starborder starborder starborderLiz.xoxo's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/29/18 11:39 PMI bought the year subscription to get no adds and the golden aim. However I have to “restore purchases” every single time I open the game for my purchases to apply. Otherwise I have no golden aim etc.

I don’t always have reception so if I try to play in an area with no reception I can’t restore my purchases which means I don’t get the aim etc. So what is the point of paying the money for the subscription. It’s useless and I want my money back. Fun and challenging, but. Star star star starborder starborderJaxx Berserker's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/25/18 6:45 AMI enjoy it, but I really wish I could play Spotify and YouTube in the background.

Really frustrating. Also, made an impulsive call and spent the $5 on golden aim. Isn’t working, and haven’t seen anything to do with it, don’t even know really what it’s supposed to be exactly. I feel like you could describe it in the many updates there have been, but oh well. I like the game enough to buy it, but nothing. Please fix it, it’s only five bucks, but come on.

Basically robbery.Playing on iPhone 6s if that helps. Game is fine but the ads hurt it badly star star star starborder starborderOh! That Guy's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/25/18 3:10 AMIn a world where there’s a million apps to play the same 3 game (lookin at you Bejeweled) this game is unique and fun.

People who were fond of Bust a Move will enjoy it.It lost a star because it does lack a bit in level design and special effects. Most importantly, it lost another star due to the ridiculous amount of ads. They play in a banner during gameplay (sometimes slowing down the frame rate), then 2 play after almost every level. I even had one pop up just for tapping the home button after losing.

I would’ve deleted a less fun game. Fun until it crashes when you’re about to win star starborder starborder starborder starborderKatherinep1's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/22/18 7:10 PMI can deal with the ads, but I wouldn’t recommend paying for this game. I don’t want to buy a game that often crashes right before beating a level. Three times this has happened, always on an especially difficult level that I’ve used rubies on and was close to beating. When this happens the rubies are not restored. If they could fix that it would be a fun game, but the disappointment ruins it for me.

Fun but also very frustrating star star star starborder starborderNavynick99's Review of Bricks N Balls Reviewed on 8/21/18 7:31 PMI really like this game however when I lose a level it gives the option to break 3 layers with a play button that looks just like the button you have to hit to restart the game after pausing. I keep hitting it by accident, and it uses up a bunch of my jewels which I’m trying to save for a better ball but I can ever get there because I keep losing the jewels. If this doesn’t change I will prob stop playing and delete the game because I really want to upgrade my balls.

The five power-ups all have different, effective uses that can help you beat the tougher levels in the game. The first one is Quake, which destroys a random number of blocks on the screen. The second one is Ray, which places 4 ray tiles (the tiles that send out a laser beam to the left and right when you hit them). The third one is Remove, which clears out the entire bottom line of bricks. The fourth one is Add Balls, which adds a significant number of balls for one turn. The fifth is Iron Blocks, which layer the bottom of the screen with five iron blocks for one shot.Oftentimes, unless you have a bunch of slanted bricks on the level, one of the most effective ways to clear everything out is to aim the ball to the lowest/most horizontal trajectory possible, and then fire.

Balls will often bounce up the side of the formation, bouncing rapidly off of bricks and walls and destroying them extremely quickly. One of the best uses for this is later on in the level, when all of the slanted bricks are cleared out.You can change the game to day mode or night mode, depending on when you’re playing and what color palette you like better.

During a game, tap on the sun/moon icon at the top of the screen. If the game is in night mode, tap the sun icon to brighten up the colors. If it’s in day mode, tap the moon icon to darken the colors and make it easier on the eyes.Another way to get more balls is to hit pause, then go to the button that says “+3” and click it. Once you tap it, a thirty-second ad video will play. You will only get three balls from this, but sometimes, three balls is enough to knock out one or two shots worth of bricks, allowing you to easily score a higher point total.In the settings area, there is a Gift Center, where you can input gift codes and receive a free gift. Mostly, this is used for things such as bonuses and refunds provided directly by the developers. Keep up with the game on social media and on Game Center/Google Play, though, for a chance to find gift codes in Bricks N Balls.Every time that you log in, you get a free daily gift.

You can choose to use a video reward to double the quantity of the gift, as long as you have a data connection. If you choose to simply collect the gift without a video, but then change your mind and want to double it later, go back to the daily check in menu and the video will still be available, and will double your previous reward when you finish watching it.