Super Fowlst

This game is totally awesome! I've never found an area that was the same as the last! Ads aren't popping up in your face at all and it's so satisfying to destroy the red dudes in every way possible. I only have 2 complaints. The first one is that when you lose hearts (you only have three), it takes a MIRACLE to get them back. Even if I smash every single crate in the area, finding something to replenish my health is extremely rare, so I die too easily. With how perilous some areas are (springs that send you helplessly bouncing off the walls combined with fire spots on the same walls within beating just a few levels), it becomes really frustrating to die so quickly and start over so many times. I try to watch an ad for a heart when I die but for me the ads don't load and the game freezes so I have to restart the app. My second complaint is, no matter how hard I try, I CANNOT beat the boss in area 9! Supposedly there are bosses further on, but I can't get past that one area! The boss is always huge, extremely fast, and disappears off the screen WHILE FIRING AT YOU!! Area 9 is so big that when the boss flies out of view, you NEVER know where it's gonna attack from next! If you want us to be able to enjoy the game and reach more levels, why make the very first boss be so hard? This game is addicting but since I can't get any further than the first boss, I'm feeling myself slowly lose interest.

I just played this for almost two hours straight after downloading it, and I think I’m in love. At its heart it’s a roguelite with some persistent upgrades. Not too groundbreaking in that regard, sure, but the emergent gameplay opportunities that come from the randomly-generated levels make for some very fun and unexpected moments. Enemies can be dispatched however you see fit, like being blown up or lured into shooting one another. The art design is adorable and manages to capture that retro feel without being too obnoxiously pixelated like a lot of games these days. The playable characters, while they provide no gameplay benefits, are also unique and varied in their appearance, and there is a good cast of them. In addition to all this, the cherry on top is that there are no forced ads. You are given the opportunity watch them for bonuses, or you pay a one-time fee of $5 to permanently get said bonuses without watching any ads. My one complaint is that the music gets a little repetitive, but you could always just turn on your own music instead.

Honestly this game is so fantastic for what it is, and I could easily see this transfer to other platforms in its current state. The graphics are pixelated but not low quality, the music is super catchy, and the mechanics are unlike a lot of games I’ve played. I would say that the characters are a tad bit on the expensive side, but you really just have to grind the coins to get them. The best part comes down to the little ads you receive. There are no pop up ads after death, and only ads you choose to play for double coins. It would be nice if the despawn timer for power ups was a little bit longer though, as sometimes I can’t see the power ups and get to them late... Also, I would like an upgrade that made it possible to hold multiple power ups at once, since I’ve ran into situations where I wanted one item as well as another without wasting them... Thanks for this amazing game!

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Recently several developers have been enticed to join Playond’s shady subscription model by the promise of money. There’s of course nothing wrong with seeking ways to monetize your hard work, but apps that join Playond become locked to the service, rendering them unplayable unless you pay the weekly—yes, WEEKLY—subscription fee. For the record, at Playond’s current cost of $2.49, that comes out to roughly $130/year. And while this is bad enough for formerly free-to-play games like Super Fowlst (and if you paid for in-app purchases like new characters or an ad-free experience, you’re as out of luck as the rest of us), it’s even worse for paid apps like CatCup’s original Fowlst. Players who outright bought the app are now stuck unable to access their own purchase unless they fork over a weekly fee. Regardless of the sheer absurdity of that weekly subscription model, that’s a massive slap in the face to your existing consumer base. Devs that shackle their apps to the Playond service are thinking only of their own pockets, not of their customers, and they deserve nothing. We can only hope that Playond falls into financial ruin due to its ridiculous business practices in the very near future.

For those who can’t afford infinity minutes to play it like me, here’s some advice, DOWNLOAD THE PLAYOND APP, SO in the game free +10 minutes daily, +20 minutes from Playond app daily, =30 minutes, then the really short ad per hour +20 minutes= 50 minutes! AFTER YOUR 50 MINUTES OF THAT AD activation, you get ANOTHER 20 minutes <: I luv how cute the blocky chicken is and 🐥 Please mark my words, tell the art maker, I luv his art!! 🐔 Also this game is VERY VERY addictive!!! It’s just too fun! I hope my “free” advice helped you because I understand you guys want to play 24/7 but your mom doesn’t allow you to take her card. For people who say level 9 is hard, here’s some advice: so I have saw some of the bosses, I think the flame turtle is the easiest, for me of course, you might have different skills. But I could dodge the fireballs easily and also my egg bomb and rockets also hit it so it just took some time.