Mahjong Dimensions - Match The Tiles Reviews – Page 5
1/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Mahjong Dimensions - Match The Tiles for iPhone.
Mahjong Dimensions - Match The Tiles is free iOS app published by Vikash Patel
Nothing but ads
KD52ash
Don't waste your time with this one. There are more ads than game time. Very frustrating!!
Love game. Hate ads
TP Harris
I love the game but there were so many ads stopping play that it got so frustrating I swore I would NEVER buy Mack Welton underwear. I would click on a piece and before I could click on the matching piece an ad would pop up and distract my play so I couldn't remember where the matching piece was. I played once and was so frustrated with the game ad interruptions that I deleted the game and decided it was easier to play online version!
Awful
auraofmongo
Ads play every 30 seconds, regardless of where in the game you are. Also, you can only see one face of the cube at a time, rather than most versions where you're on an edge when you pivot the block, allowing you to see two faces.
Disappointment
Jhadzia
I specifically searched for this game because it has so many levels and was addicting. Now... 1 level, hard to click the right squares (tried 8 times to click several matches), and ads that are invasive. Also, all tool buttons on side don’t work on iPhone 7, iOS 11.0.3.
Ads kill this game
Rckytop742890$$$
Agree with others on the ads. If it as just one as after the game finishes and between levels, that would be fine. But they are constant - I haven’t timed but feels like it’s every minute or so. In a timed game that requires remembering the location of pieces, the ads ruin it. I play this in the computer too, so looks like I will just have to keep going there for the fix. Awesome game, ruined by absurdity.
Worthless!
7cpm
This game is fun and challenging on a PC, BUT this has pop up ads in the middle of the game which stop you bonus accumulation, and it only has three levels which don’t get anywhere near the challenge of the PC version. Glad it was free.