Crazy Dot Party: the kingdoms of dots ~ paradise of trivia game in blob.io version
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Linh Nguyen | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
- The rule of this world is simple: become the biggest cell.
- Eat smaller cells and run from bigger
- Nice skins
- No annoying ads
Reviews
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Why so many ads
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Every time I get killed there’s an add and I hate it when you get to a bigger person than you do never get this game
Bad game
starkid2.o
I don’t get it I just don’t get it how are you supposed to finish the Level I don’t get it this is the worst game in history
Everyone eats you.
mglt
I don’t even know how you can survive the game because everyone eats you so you can’t beat the biggest dot.
Why so many ads?
sugakookies14
I honestly don’t understand why there are so many advertisements. Before you start the game and after you die there is an ad that pops up almost immediately. It’s distracting and makes players games lag. What’s the point of saying in the description that there isn’t going to be as much ads but there is so many advertisements that pop up. No offense but it’s a little contradicting, don’t you think?
Playing a slot machine
Byr Stash
Okay, so I know I'm definitely playing virtual plays; but it also really feels, like the program is scheduled to have you get globbered at a certain point. Maybe it's just me, but when a dot three times your size, beats you a straight sprint, you kind of have to wonder.
