Dinosaurs Bubble Shooter 4+

I have loved playing each level. If I don’t manage 3 stars the first time, or the second, third, etc. I keep at it until I earn the 3 stars. Each time through is still fun, not like it is a chore. I am sad, though, that I have finished all levels! I hope the developers will continue to create for this fun game. So much better than bang, bang, shoot’em up games!

First of all, I’m glad to find a BubbleShooter game that doesn’t make you pay to win. Yes it’s loaded with ads but you can play off-line, unlike some Games. However, there are a few problems. First of all, the video shown is misleading. The intro is wrong and you never see it. Secondly, it shows completing easier levels and not the more challenging ones. Third, the wait time for the little bird to recharge is TOO LONG. Fourth, as you progress, there are more and more levels where you often get the wrong color balls. It seems as though the game gives balls randomly. I’ve noticed at the beginning of some levels you are given the wrong color balls, but if you exit and restart the level, you get completely different color balls. Fifth, could you PLEASE add a second booster, like a little bird or something else. On the higher levels it becomes harder and harder to complete without the Little bird’s help, and even he/she sometimes gives the wrong boosters. A second booster available either via ads, or to go along with the little bird, would be helpful. I hope you will not resort to charging money to win. This is one of the few games I can play without having to pay money.

-When you reach games in the 500 range shots don’t go where the indicator says they will, “help” shots you have t watch ads to get are a waste of time only knocking out not near the bubbles indicated, they also line up subtracting bubbles so close it’s impossible to get around and now at game 614 the game starts showing ads as though you have selected a “help” then claims you’ve lost when you still have over 20 shots left.
-Did enjoy the game especially when my brain needed to relax with minimal challenge. Now it reminds me of an unethical, “win at any cost,” cheating first level T-Ball “manager” who taught his players to cheat by lining his players straight across the field between 1st & 3rd bases so no batter’s hit got them to 1st base when there were NO LOSERS in T-Ball: except that coach. Wonder if that “manager” is administrating this game?