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I really appreciate the humanity that is behind this game. At the end of the 19th level (they are quick and fun), dialogue comes on screen telling the player that they don't force ads, and are experimenting with the idea of a sliding scale payment option. You can choose nothing, or something, and it just felt very compassionate. No paywall, no inconvenience punishment. I recommend checking it out. I hope this experiment goes well, as it is really really cool.

35 levels in and it's a nice and simple puzzle game, there aren't any ads unless you want a hint and the hints don't tell you the solution of the level but point you in the right direction. At level 20 he asks if you'd like to pay for the game but you can just hit $0 and you can go back later and pay for it if you'd like. I'd say if you like puzzle games this one is definitely worth a try.

Very polished, great little puzzle game. The Pay What you Want model is cool too, and I was happy to support an indie dev making a good game. My one gripe with this is that if someone pays 5 dollars for the game, it seems fair not to keep your hints behind an ad wall. I generally am happy to pay to have ads removed, and there's no option to do that here. Edit: I seem to only be seeing ads for your other games now. This is okay; they're gorgeous and not obtrusive.