This game is so fun and I love it so that’s why I gave it 5 stars and I really like how you can play the levels over and over again I love it so support it and I think if like let’s say 59 people love it the whole world could see that it’s the perfect game for you and you’re personally like if you want a good game that’s fun and gives you a challenge this is the perfect game you wanna play and I love it other people love it you love it and I really think that’s a lot of people that love this game and let’s say I hate tombsofthemasks then you would say “what! How could you hate this game” And I’m just saying this because I’m trying to prove that this game is NEVER hated because the second I started playing this game I kept it, I never deleted it because I thought that it was so fun and enjoyable for everyone but somehow I was wrong because some people At my school said that they hated this game and only because they hated me but when they thought I was gone they were playing this game and that proves to me that everyone enjoyed this game because my parents always said this if someone hates you and they “hate” your favorite game they always love that game so that’s why I think that it’s impossible to hate this game because it’s so lovable and I’m not trying to make a whole new like sentence about loving and hating this game and remember if someone hates you and they “hate” you’re favorite game they always love that game

Extremely addicting game! I admire when people actually make games that aren’t just to leach money by showing you a thousand ads over the course of an hour. While there are ads, there is purpose to the game aside from the aforementioned ads. And who am I to tell you you can’t make a little money for the hard work you’ve done? I mean, you could charge a couple bucks for the game itself- and personally, I’d pay for it- but it’s easier to get people to get a phone game if it’s free, so I understand. The gameplay is smooth and easy to get the hang of without being too easy. Plus I’m a sucker for eight-bit graphics and logo animations. The old style arcade music just makes the whole thing come to life as if I were playing on a arcade machine. I adore it! While I would absolutely love to see some storyline in there (like maybe at the beginning to explain why you’re traversing this huge temple), but it’s set up in such a way that you can almost come up with your own story. To be fair though, I’m only on level 20, so there might be storyline later in the game or at the end, but I don’t know. All that to say I love your game, and I recommend it to anyone looking for something to play in the car or while waiting. The levels are generally short so there’s a lot of pausing points if you need to stop. Anyway, thank you for your wonderful work and keep it up!

All in all, this game is a very great game. It is a very fun and different style of gameplay then what I’m used to. It’s addictive nature is what sells the game. The ads are fine by me, I simply play without internet. (Although it could get a bit annoying but I understand it. It’s a free game.) My only problem with this game is the energy system. I don’t understand it. (I have reason to believe that it stops players from speed-running the game.) The system seems more punishing to players that make a wrong move or swipe on accident, rather than being a balancing aspect of the game. Most games that have a energy system are very good games that limit themselves by preventing people from playing constantly. Some suggestions/additions I’d make would be, music for arcade mode (It gets a bit quiet). And maybe a level creator? It sounds like a stretch, but this game has created the perfect platform for creators to develop and publish levels for other TOTM players to enjoy. And this can be balanced: limit level creation to only premium members who spend money on the game. (It is a free game, but I understand the pricing for premium) Although I’d favor that PLAYING fan-made levels should be available to everyone. But overall, a very great game. The aesthetic is fun to look at, and the game is a challenge that requires patience and some insight. Nice job.