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I really love this game. Thank you for making this good game. Some suggestions here: * The game is beautiful and has lots of details. However, the time limit cannot let us enjoy the art work. I would suggest to take the time away. * The level 27 has a bug. The machine works without placing the bomb, and the game stuck there.

I just barely started, but I enjoy the variety of games in one game. I agree with others that the time limit doesn’t allow for much appreciation on the graphics, but to all of you, you can go back and play the levels again and then take a good look around!

Hey! I want to say that this game is exactly what I was looking for! Something thank helps to have a relaxing break... just solving interesting puzzles and not overthinking things 😋 Well designed levels are not to easy but not to hard at the same time. I absolutely loved it!

I really like the design and puzzles in this game. The robot is al interesting and I like that he is trying to find his friends. This game looks simple but it is definitely a bit much than I imagined and I like the challenge

I really enjoyed this game. I feel like it was made for almost any age which I really appreciate. The graphics are great and I had no glitches or freezes like a lot of games.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that there was a good amount of content in this game. They added a story element which made it more exciting. The robots are cute and the puzzles are tricky. It's well made and fun.

I mean how do you beat level forty one it’s way too hard for me and why is there another level after the final showdown so weird.

I really loved this game, except it wouldn't give me enough time to solve many of the puzzles. At least you're allowed to earn batteries, which are needed to continue the level -by watching ads for other games. Some of the levels were easy and some of the levels were frustrating. Couple of times I just wasn't seeing what I should have been doing. I understand that the company needs to make money by selling the batteries. This led me to another game by the same company, Snapbreak Games. Warning. It's hard to quit and I played way too long, going from level to level.

Really pleasing look to it. I love that it's more than just tapping—you often have to move things around for yourself. The menu is a little laggy (button delay), but the levels themselves are pretty interesting and fun. I wish there were a bigger variety of puzzles in the levels instead of repeating previous ones. The ads after every level is a bit annoying since the levels are so short, but the game is an overall fun experience!

This is cute, and really charming, and I would so love to play all of it, but the whole battery thing is just a form of timer and washes the fun out of it. I get that it’s about robots and they have to have power, but I like to dawdle, look around, enjoy all the details the devs put into game, and you can’t do that when you’re having to re-up the power every few minutes. Try it out, they give you a long free section, maybe it won’t bug you. But it’s not for me

Normally I rave about snapbreak games, but this was way too easy. Great graphics and gameplay, but weirdly, they have a timed battery so you can’t really take any time to admire the artwork. I guess they put the timer in to make it harder, but it doesn’t achieve that- it just makes it impossible to enjoy all the effort put into the graphics. This would be a great game for a small child learning puzzle games, but it’s just a yawn for experienced adult puzzle gamers.

At first it was really fun. Some times you try everything and you can’t find anything else. And when you do it doesn’t works so you try a hint and it works. Annoying! Very frustrating to the point of wanting to throw your phone. I can’t play music while playing and that’s a no no for me.

This app is rated for people 9+ and for the difficulty of the puzzles that is a fair rating but what they do not tell you is that they show ads all the time... literally after everything you do. This is fairly common in apps but what isn’t common is for the app to be advertising explicit content and not have a way to change ad setting. Extremely disappointed will be deleting. Would not recommend.

All of that customer data being used to track you, just through a game. I’ll take my business elsewhere and find something I enjoy playing that DOESN’T sell out it’s customers like meat at a deli bar. Totally unnecessary, and says a lot about the greedy developers who are already making money from in-app purchases. I’ll give it a go when you guys find some semblance of a moral compass.