Grids of Thermometers v2.2.23 APK + MOD (Unlimited Money / Gems)

Chris Dyer: I really enjoy this game. Since the subscription plan is very expensive, I tend to just watch the videos for the free daily levels. Unfortunately it seems that the ad system does work from time-to-time and will show that there no videos available to watch. This may happen for days at a time. Not sure if it's a bug, but it prevents me from playing, which prevents me from rating it higher. But kudos to the developer for making such a fun game when I am able to play.

Vinod Kalathil: Absolutely one of my favorite games from one of my favorite developers. So sad to see the over the top subscription plan. You can a monthly subscription for Apple TV for the same price. Additionally if you pay to remove ads it does not really remove ads. You still have to watch "videos" which are basically ads to unlock most levels. Understand that developers have to monetize, but this is greed.

Bret Walters: This is a fun and well thought out game, but I'd like to see a PC version (Available from Google Play is fine). Eventually playing on the phone reaches its limits. Past about 10x10 the boxes are too small. You CAN zoom and scroll, but its just so much to keep track of that it gets too difficult. Plus, if you don't zoom, then its your finger size (and screen) that determines the puzzle size. A PC version would solve that. It would probably play well on a Chromebook too. I have a play pass (Google) so there are no ads (at least, none yet). I was also thinking a "half-hint" would be nice. Instead of telling you what you did wrong, you could check IF the puzzle has ANY errors anywhere. That would almost be a nice to have as an option - just have it check each move and if SOMETHING is wrong with it it would remind you your move you just made was invalid. That would prevent going down paths and getting stuck.

Michelle Womble: Was one of my favorite games, until they went to subscription pricing & for way too much a month for the amount of puzzles you get in that time frame. I've been playing on Play Pass & it still says it's part of play pass with "No ads or in-app purchases with your Play Pass subscription", however, it's not allowing play & everything is locked unless you subscribe. I'm gonna hate to lose it, but not subscribing. There's not enough 13x & 14x puzzles anymore anyway.

Melissa O'Neill: This is my new favorite game! I have been a fan of nonogram/griddler puzzles for many years, and this game builds on the same principles of logic while adding a new strategic twist - love it! Full disclosure, I got it with PlayPass, so I can't speak to payment or ad aspects of the non-PlayPass version. PP version UI is excellent. My only request would be the ability to drag-fill without overwritng existing marked cells. Fix that, and it's my favorite logic game ever. ?

M K Martin: Would have given 5 stars, because I did enjoy the gameplay. Controls are good; increasing challenge is nice. But, docking 2 stars because of how much it would cost to purchase all the extra packs. And, there's no way to reset the game & replay all the levels, which means that cost is once and done. Sorry, too expensive.

Celeste Glassel: It's a great game. I love playing it. But recently in the daily games you can't unlock the first 6 for free with videos, it appears the option is there but no videos are available. I miss those! I actually find myself not going into the game because they are missing. Hope this isn't a cash push.

EL Bacon: Very nice. You get 300 free games, plus 6 free daily ones, and then only 99¢ for every 100 after, and you get to choose the difficulty level you want to buy. The ads are not overwhelming and decent quality, and only 99¢ to get rid of, which I recommend just to support the app developers. The App interface is easy to use and navigate and the puzzle difficulty ramps up smoothly. You shouldn't need any hints, just take a breath and use logic.

Art Cohen: Curious little puzzle game. Entertaining as a time-killer, and pretty addictive, but it doesn't seem to require much strategy beyond process of elimination and occasional trial-and-error. Oddly, there's a mode where some of the numbers are hidden, which I guess is supposed to be harder, but it's actually easier because there are no restrictions on those rows and columns. The app itself seems stable and the UI is a little confusing but not too bad.

Jody Gatton: Very fun and challenging game overall but it took me several stages before catching on to exactly what I needed to do. The tutorial sufficiently covers the game's mechanics but fails to convey the logic required to make it more than a trial/error type of game. I would easily raise this review to 5 stars if that was adequately addressed in a future update.