Tunich - the Mayan stone Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 44 reviews. Read all reviews for Tunich - the Mayan stone for iPhone.
Tunich - the Mayan stone is free iOS app published by Midnite SRL
Mouse
MosueC
I like the game but the $2.99 I paid to remove ads did not remove ads that come up for new games. Not happy about that.
Too many ads
AWFULTRUTH
Normally I wouldn’t write a poor review; however, this game had so many ads. I couldn’t even play the game because ads kept popping up every few seconds. I would typically love a game like this — now I’m just going to find something similar that doesn’t make me sit through ads that are ridiculously long. If you wanted to make $2.99 for this game then make it a paid app, not a “free” one that I can’t play.
Ads
Mickey110195
Decent game, it pretty fun! But the ads make it absolutely unplayable. I got ads both before and after each game, and had to put my phone on airplane mode at once point to stop the ads. Not worth it, and I deleted the game within an hour of downloading.
Annoying
DarkWorldKnight
The AI after beating the first level will give you parts to screw over your already nearly finished puzzles, and like every minute of not sooner a add will play and it gets very annoying.
DO NOT DOWNLOAD.
Fklelekrmrirm
An ad every 2 minutes really? And I’m the middle of the game. Several times I was making a move and ad shows up and my piece goes to wrong place. Stop being so greedy.
Not worth the download
Chelsi92
The game is fun & addictive but every 30 seconds your game stops to force you to watch an ad, and every time the game ends you have to watch an ad. Not worth the time or effort or $3 to remove the annoying ads.
App Store
JeffieT
The app is fun, the game is cool. The issue I have is that it wouldn’t stop opening the App Store to Rey to get me to download a stock app.
Steals your money
B3l1a D0na
So as with most apps I won’t pay for little add ons, extra in game cash etc. however I somehow managed to accidentally click on the $19.99 package at some point (it was probably my daughter that did it) but nonetheless, that’s really no big deal for me. I have funding setup for these kind of accidents so I’m not really out that much, however, I was double charged this time. Looking at not only my receipt from Apple in my email, but also at the account, $40 was taken instead of just the $20. Tell me how does that work? Not only that, but the least that could’ve been done was the credits put onto the game. I’m not real happy about the whole ordeal and advise having your parental controls on permanently even if you’re the adult.