Fun until it you only play to level up. So, for 10 minutes. – Grumpy Bears Review

Yeah, at first I had gotten it for the reason of points on a different app that had the same purpose: throw stuff at stuff. Though, I did like the play style at first, being an interesting concept, like a reverse temple run (not necessarily a good thing) and the things you throw are interesting in itself. BUUUUUUUTTTTTT..... The game play gets overly repetitive, especially since all the things you throw are basically there immediately, mainly because there are some missions where you need to buy (with in game coins) to level up. It's something that grows old pretty fast and honestly, this game felt like it was trying to run a mile in a minute, it was so tedious so quick. Yeah. On the bright side, you never feel the dissatisfaction of true failure, because death means nothing in this game. You lose? Just do it again, (spam) throw hay at bears until you reach your goal and then let the Bears beat you up, or keep going and farm coins, or wait for a crate, truck, or giant bear that gives you a bunch of stuff if you (spam explosives, mainly the bomb throwing stars) beat them. I did forget to mention earlier that items can be upgraded by use or by paying rubies (which you get by the big bear, and sometimes by crates, haven't gotten on from a truck) and paying for stuff is basically what you mostly do. The developer itself, I feel, have interesting ideas, but this is the only one that had a concept I didn't feel was stupid. Yeah, no, I honestly can say that, because they all revolve around really mean ideas, like office jerk is straight harassment and at times is literally attempt at murder. There was another that was a temple run clone that was a naked dude running from a guy whose wife you just slept with, and you're out running him. The little quirps that some of them will say are just stupid to the situation, like the main character saying something to the effect of "can you blame me?" Which made me want to have him run into the obstacles as I played. All in all, not into this developer in general, and their game that appeals to me only lasts about two days.
Review by Nudderbipples on Grumpy Bears.