Where can I file a complaint? – Mr. Crab 2 Review

Ok, the graphics are good and the game is challenging but coercing young kids to watch random videos within a fully paid version of the App is unacceptable. My son loved Mr Crab 1 and completed all of the levels. It was bad enough that the game tricks young players into playing limited versions of Illusion Labs other games, or gets them to watch promotion videos of them but there were no “YouTube style ad splicing”. Apple stamped out cross app in-app promotion in the early days of the App Store so these protections have clearly been relaxed/discarded. I understand freemium Apps or trials augment their games with Ads or in-App purchases to create a revenue stream. As a rule I hate Ads as they are annoying, ruin the user experience and try to induce you to buy more cr...stuff. What is completely unacceptable is that once you have purchased the game that videos or cross promotion still exist and there is no way to turn it off. Adding insult to injury I received a phone call the other day letting me know that Mr Crab 2 videos sometimes contain adult content and to watch out! Apple: you have featured this as an Editor’s Choice yet for such a polished App in terms of visuals the interface is confusing and has a lot of the elements of “crapware”. I’m sure the App contravenes your policies anyway, but even more so given it targets an audience of 4+.
Review by David wtf43 on Mr. Crab 2.