Associations: Wortspiele

Begriffe und Wörter sind nicht in der Umgangssprache gebräuchlich

Man kann’s auch übertreiben mit Werbung…

Ich finde dieses spiel voll cool aber es ist auch sehr schwer und wenn man etwas falsch hat muss man von vorne beginnen echt nervig

An sich ein super Spiel außer das irgendwie immer das selbe kommt und das schlimmste es ist zu viel Werbung ich verstehe ja Werbung und alles aber bei jedem neue Karten bei jedem neuen Level. Ich habe das Spiel runtergeladen um zu spielen und nicht mehr Zeit mit Werbung als mit dem Spiel zu verbringen.

I enjoy this game but an ad every time I need more words and in between levels really takes the fun away from it.

Las palabras en español no son lo suficientemente Claras, no están en español latín

Just getting the hang of the game when up popped the first ad. The game says that it is targeted at players who are 12+, but nobody under adulthood should be exposed to the sort sexual assault portrayed in the advertised game. It shows one woman being very aggressive towards another and asks the player if they want to fight the would be rapist or enjoy the experience. What sort of message is that giving potentially a pre-teen? Disgusting! We should not be telling young people, or any people, that they should submit to predators. So I deleted the app, not only to prevent myself of ever having to see these sorts of ads again, but hopefully to send a message to the producers that this is wrong and not to be tolerated.

It’s impossible to finish this game to hard

By the 4 round everything triggers an ad. I had to watch about 8 ads to finish the round. Might be worth it if it was fun but it’s also a boring game and it’s not accurate in the category’s. For example you have to put items in the correct category. A glass can be either a unit of measure or a kitchen item but only one answer is correct.

Seems like a word game should use correct grammar in the instructions. The "quotes" were not in fact quotes. They were just unattributed sentences and factoids. Also it should indicate that it's UK English, not American.