1010! Block Puzzle Game Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 587 reviews. Read all reviews for 1010! Block Puzzle Game for iPhone.
1010! Block Puzzle Game is free iOS app published by Zynga Inc.
Needs some work
pastfacesfuture
This is one of those mindless stress-killer apps. I wouldn’t even call it a game, it’s more like a relaxing activity. I’ve been using the app for years to help me fall asleep mostly, but I’ll also open it up for a few minutes when I need to give my brain a little breathing room, or when I’m on hold (very common due to my work). I’ve never focused on my score, and re-starting has never bothered me... I’m literally just organizing blocks as a stress reliever. For that reason, it was worth it for me to purchase the ad-free upgrade, so I did. But the sudden pandemic crisis situation has put me in more situations where I’m stuck waiting, which has led to me spending more time on this app. As a result, I’ve started paying more attention to the app itself, and that’s given me some ammo to write a review. Most importantly, this game must have internal glitches/errors quite a bit. I noticed yesterday while playing that I was approaching my high score, and so I started paying attention to my score. Like I said, I play the app for seconds or minutes at a time, several times throughout the day, and it saves the board and score automatically as you go, so when you open the app, you always just pick back up where you left off. But now that I was paying attention to the score for the first time, I noticed that it started me from scratch one of the times I opened the app! It’s silly, honestly, but eclipsing my previous score was something I had started looking forward to. Now I’m certain that I’ve come close to high scores plenty of times, but because I close and re-open the app so many times a day, I’ve “lost” those boards and scores and simply never noticed until now. It’d be nice to get an explanation of how the score is calculated, too. I see an animated icon sometimes when I place a block, even if that placement didn’t result in any lines cleared. Do you get more points for eliminating multiple lines at a time? Are certain lines worth more than others, and does a line’s value depend on its position on the grid, or on the blocks that make up the line? Or both? Also, what are the stars for? What do they represent? Are they something that can be used/spent somehow? I haven’t a clue, and can’t find an explanation. I have 68,015 stars, but I have no idea what that means. Lastly, I have had to “restore purchases” on the app before, to get it to remember that I had purchased the ad-free upgrade, but I’ve only had to do that twice, so that’s not a huge deal to me. In closing, the app is fine as a mindless time-killer or stress-reliever, but if you’re going to analyze your moves and actually pay attention to your score, you might want to choose a different app.
Fun app but big battery hog
SoUknow
This would be a 5 star app if it didn’t drain the battery so quickly! I paid for no ads because as others have said, the ads are over the top annoying and way too frequent. If they did some battery performance fixes and at least played the ads with the sound OFF, it would be a much better experience. That said, the game is really great for when you need to use up some time, if you’re bored, standing in long lines, or while watching mindless TV, this is a good diversion! But I hate when I’m up to 290,000 points and they serve up four 9 bangers in a row! ?☹️ Oh, and one more thing; a wonderful enhancement would be to allow landscape mode so we can play on an iPad! Why isn’t it already available for iPad???
I’ve been playing this game since 2014
Audtyn
So from the title, I guess you can already imagine that I seriously love this game. However, reading all these negative reviews makes me a little upset because it’s a great game. Yeah I know EXACTLY what these people are talking about, ads after games, & sometimes it glitches, but is that really a reason for one star ? So sometimes it sends you to the app store, BFD. If you have an iPhone X it’s literally one swipe at the bottom to get back, & if not, it’s 2 home button clicks & a tap on your screen. You’re telling me that THAT’S your deal breaker ? How lazy & entitled you must be. The creators of this app make money from ads, & that’s because this game is free. People truly will never be satisfied with anything. I’ve never left a review before, but I figured as a 1010 veteran with a high score of over 40,000, my opinion was warranted. This is a great game. Well worth your download. I can’t even imagine how many hours i’ve spent playing this game, and I’m still not tired of it, even after 6 years. So yeah. Download this if you don’t mind an ad now & again, and want something mindless to do while watching netflix.
luv it
Eli779
been playing for a couple years and i even paid to get rid of ad’s, worth it in my opinion
Yezzir
BenSanity080
Don’t fall for these fools saying the game makes you fail. That’s like saying your career made you fail. Master the game.. get better and quit crying.
Give a second CHANCE!!!
Reemdd
I have been playing 1010 for two years, and I am addicted to this game. Lately, I started to feel that it is becoming very depressing, and frustrating,! Yesterday, I reached 68800 , but after a small move I lost all!! IT IS NOT Fair. At least we have to be given a second chance, so we’ll be encouraged to go on and on. Please suggest this to the developer a second chance should be given, or divide the game into levels so one would loose the level not the whole game!
Took my money!
Rue522
I paid to have the adds removed, and it only lasted 2 days. Now I have those annoying adds back! What a rip off!!
Why the stars??
Jemezbee
I am addicted. Have almost no complaints but one big question is that, now and then I get a star in the upper left. The stars add up. But....then what? I dont even know for sure how to get those stars. But does it matter? My biggest complaint is that once started I can’t quit. I miss dinner. I forget to go to sleep. Yes the ads are a nuisance but for a free game they’re a necessity.