Timeline Up!

The ads I found on instagram said it didn’t need internet to play but it actually does

Too many forced ads

I reach to Max level of Capacity, crowd and power still can’t end last era of timeline 6 as last container have 14.2 M power how we end it use all power boost

This game starts with easy play thin it gets harder and harder until you have to watch a lot of adds or pay

Battle 3-2 is bugs fix it

Ad claim that there is no ads at all, but in game ads are forced. Grind based play

I saw a add saying this game has no adds and the second day after playing I got a add every time I played a round SCAM

in the ads for the game it said no ads but once you get to play it there's ads every game

It starts off with 0 ads. Great! Until it starts asking you if you want to watch it’s, optional ads ok not that bad. Eventually it gives you and ad every single level it literally lied and said no ads so do not fall for they’re money hungry tricks

“Timeline Up” promises a unique puzzle-strategy experience, but it feels more like a half-hearted time management chore than an actual game. The premise—aligning events in chronological order—might sound intriguing at first, but any semblance of excitement fizzles out within minutes. First, the graphics are uninspired. The interface feels like it was designed in a rush, with generic icons and bland color palettes that fail to spark any interest. The text, which should engage players with fascinating historical tidbits, instead reads like the dullest footnotes from a mediocre textbook. Then there’s the gameplay. Swiping and dragging cards into the right order is less “strategic thinking” and more “mindless trial and error.” Even when you know the answers, the game’s lack of progression incentives makes every round feel like busywork. And don’t get me started on the inconsistent difficulty curve—some rounds are insultingly easy, while others seem intentionally obtuse, leaving you guessing rather than thinking critically. To add salt to the wound, “Timeline Up” is riddled with ads. You’ll spend more time being bombarded with pop-ups for other mobile games than actually playing. Sure, you can pay to remove them, but why anyone would invest money in this snoozefest is beyond me. Ultimately, “Timeline Up” lacks any lasting appeal. It’s neither educational enough to teach you something meaningful nor fun enough to keep you entertained. If you’re looking for a historical game that’s worth your time, skip this one and search elsewhere. This app is little more than a swipe in the wrong direction.