YEAH! YOU WANT "THOSE GAMES," RIGHT? SO HERE YOU GO! NOW, LET'S SEE YOU CLEAR THEM! Reviews

Yeah! I wanted "Those games" i got them! now i get to clear them!

definitively not worth the price

This game is poo poo on a stick, not even close to being worth any money

if 2nd part was just an update for 1 game it would be fine games(5!!) included in 1st part are not so interesting, addicting to pay for them even on a sale

It is exactly what it advertises, so I guess you could get what you want My only complaints are: - the character animation and the transition screen from stages to stages are too long, making the game feels slow - the in-game currency and gacha are unnecessary

The controls are bad. There's no options to remap the keyboard controls in the settings menu, and the inconsistent "click and drag" input on the mouse was a massive frustration, especially in the parking lot game. If you get 2 stars, you have to go back to the level selection screen to retry. The difficulty to get 3 stars fluctuates up and down at random, mostly because the animations in a level take different portions of the time available. Some games were worse at this than others. The concept is excellent, and the levels increase in difficulty and complexity reasonably well, but I found myself facing more difficulty from the controls than the puzzles.

A game copying those ads could be fun in theory, but it ends up copying the frustration with it. The animations takes forever, especially on the results screen, which is made worse by how quick and straightforward a lot of stages are. Lots of things, like Daily Missions, feels like they should be satire of the current mobile industry, to only be a genuine implementation of them.

While the concept is interesting, the execution is weak. The controls are unbelievably bad. Games are barely explained, if at all. The poor controls make some of the games almost impossible to do well. The fact that these minigames, based on games from phone app advertisements, don't control using a mouse (like you would with a finger on a phone) is a baffling choice. Having to try desperately try to find the correct choice while being timed but having the arrow keys move the cursor around in seemingly random directions is one of the dumbest decisions I've ever seen. You can try to move the mouse, but it will often take upwards of three or more clicks for it to register what can be done with a single press of the Enter key, assuming the cursor is pointing at what you need to begin with. Even on sale, I wouldn't bother with this mediocre collection of repetitive minigames.

I mostly bought it out of principle. I thought the idea was funny to make all those crappy mobile game ads into actual games, but it ended up not being really ALL THAT fun. Pin Pull was probably my least favorite, the math towers ended up being not very fun either, mostly due to waiting for all the animations. Moving the cars and pouring the chemistry vials were probably the best ones. Overall, it's fine. I would definitely wait for a sale though. I'm a serial completionist so I am 100%ing the game, but after that I can confidently say I will never play it again, but I guess it was worth the money.