Guess the Theme: 80s and 90s Children Shows Reviews
4/5 rating based on 13 reviews. Read all reviews for Guess the Theme: 80s and 90s Children Shows for iPhone.
Guess the Theme: 80s and 90s Children Shows is free iOS app published by Joe Scrivens
Frustrating
Stephie1216
This game was fun until I came to a few puzzles, one which they didn't even supply you with enough letters and another where it was just missing letters all together you need to solve the puzzle. This is very frustrating!!!
great nostalgic fun
Kingkenny2011
I've played all the current theme tunes and there are no missing letters as reported by others. I think maybe they just don't know the theme :-)
Waste of time and space.
SqueakyB34
Can't even guess the first puzzle without paying real money for coins.
Talespin!
myHoneyMonster
The first song is talespin! for the guy who couldn't do it :-) love it, some real classics
Frustrated
HarWell1620
Was loving it until a puzzle didn't have enough letters! You should also tell how many coins it will cost to reveal letters or reveal answer.
Title doesn't match the game
Sanderbadword
This game is beyond frustrating. I kept getting stuck on puzzles and after blowing all my credits to show clues and pissing away way too much time figuring out these stupid puzzles, I find that half of the cartoons are from the 60's and 70's. The fact that some of these may have been syndicated in the 80's is irrelevant. There were plenty of cartoons CREATED in the 80's and 90's to avoid using obscure cartoons that don't match the decades that are in the title of the game. Along with other negative comments already mentioned... I'd say don't waste your time on this one.
cool
BadboybazzaMan
Its really fun but two of the puzzles are incorrect. It's Jayce and the wheeled warrior that has not enough letters and Johnny Birggs is spelt wrong. Every other puzzle works. fix those and I'll change it to 5 stars Also - the guy talking about these cartoons being from the 60s and 70s!!! You are clearly on drugs lol. these are 80s and 90s cartoons. You're just not good enough at it