Magic Mansion Reviews – Page 3
3/5 rating based on 67 reviews. Read all reviews for Magic Mansion for iPhone.
Magic Mansion is free iOS app published by Nitrome
Great crashing dude
The petes
Before the update the game crashed right when I opened it.... Now it crashes right when I hit start?? Can't wait for the next update, just curious to know at what point it will crash
Addicting
algeBRUH
I love the atmosphere of this game. The aesthetic is very nice. The characters are pleasing and they aren't just given to you like in Crossy Road. In the future the levels could be a bit more diverse. The mechanics are fun, easy, and polished. I recommend this game to anybody.
People unfairly reviewing this game
Person999999514
People say the adds are annoying and there definitely could be more content in this game, but overall it is a fun experience and it is worth paying 3 dollars for no more adds. Without money the developers can't make the game better and fix bugs, so instead of complaining help them out. As for the game crashing and not working,I've never had that problem and it's probably your phone. I just hope they add more cool stuff.
Forcing ads
Kamiii101
So let me get this straight, if you die in the game and want to continue you need to watch an ad , and if you don't want to continue you need to watch ad as well ?!!
Really unfair
Splitmind54
I don't leave reviews often but this game made me frustrated enough to leave one. The ideas are good but it's actual implementation is lacking. I played about 50 times and every single time, it started me with a crappy area. Fix the randomness and make it a little more fair, and I'll update my review to reflect that
Keeps crashing I can't even play at all
Blue 2626
It keeps crashing I can't even play how do you even play when I got it to work I died I didn't even know what to do?! Fix the crashing!
Rage-uninstall!
jennifer626
This platform game certainly looks charming when you open it for the first time. The grayish green pixels will ring a note of nostalgia for those "of a certain age." With respect to gameplay, it most closely resembles Donkey Kong. Literally your only task is to keep jumping at the right moment, either avoiding obstacles or gathering coins; your character will automatically walk and climb the ladders. For any new game, it takes a little while to calculate the timing of your movements and get the feel of the controls. Magic Mansion shows no mercy in granting you this time. One missed jump? You're dead and must start over from the beginning. The only exception is if you've collected enough coins to start from your current position. Initially, that costs 25 coins. I was unable to collect more than six coins after about 15 to 20 attempts. But then, I never got past the third or fourth set of ladders, so I lost very little ground when I died. To top it off, nearly every time you die, you must suffer through either a pop-up ad or a full-length 30-second clip. As some have reasonably pointed out, you can pay $2.99 and eliminate the ads. But I refuse to spend a cent when I can't survive longer than two seconds and see what the game is really about. The hero *should* have been given a certain number of life points, so that you can actually make some progress despite a couple hits along the way. Perhaps then, I would've fallen in love with the game and paid three dollars to avoid the ads rather than uninstall for life.
Crashes...repeatedly
lilhemi
I'd love to try this game, really, I would, but since I can't even get past the start menu without it crashing, guess I'll just have to write it off. Super bummed.