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What's new in version 1.3.2
- New Game Options: Relax mode - No time limit on all game modes. No scores. No stress. Perfect for children or anyone who wants to relieve stress and exercise their brain. Turn off timers from the options menu.
- Hints - Don't need them? Don't want them? Turn off hints from the options menu.
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Product Description
Product Description
Pot Smash: Addictive Type and Match Game!
Match 'n Smash in Smash Three of a Kind
Simply Smashing
Have you ever just felt like smashing everything in sight? You know, like Anarchist protesters in a march through a downtown commercial district? Well, if you like not getting arrested while smashing stuff, you'll have a simply smashing time with Pot Smash. In this brain challenging game, let your fingers do the virtual smashing with no harm done to public or private property. Combine thinking skills required with quick, rapier-like swipes to smash every pot in sight.
Features
Features include achievement awards, addictive gameplay, and five unique game modes, including Teapot Match-up, Smash Typing, 3 Letter Words, Zen Smash, and Relax Mode.
Developer Info
Our vision is to connect people through games that encourage meaningful social interactions - what we feel is the key ingredient to fun. We value quality, innovation and community above all else.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
27 of 33 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
What does my review title have to do with the game I'm reviewing? Probably as much as pot smashing does with the minigames that make up the pot smasher :)
This is a collection of games challenging the player on a number of skills where the pots smashing is the reward. The minigames are all over the place but almost all are mind games and I can see someone motivated to keep his/her mind skills sharp playing it with some regularity.
This is what you get for your money:
- Zen Smash: 3 rows of pots scroll on your screen and you blow them up when you touch them. The pace of scrolling increases gradually.
- Teapot Smashup: touch and smash 3 of a kind teapots.
- Smash Typing: if you are a good at touch typing you'll be good at smash typing. Pots with letters on them make up words and the pots blow up as you type the words.
- 3 Letter Words: 2 rows of pots with letters on them. Smash any 3 that make up a dictionary 3-letter word, then the smashed ones are replaced and smash some more.
- Smash 11: Pots come with one-digit numbers on them this time. Smash pots until the numbers add up to 11. Then... the smashed ones are replaced and smash some more.
- Quick Smash: 15 pots are labelled 1-15. Smash them in order and the game keeps track of your best time.
- 4 Letter Words: like 3 Letter Words.
- Memory Smash: You are shown 2 or more pots, then you have to identify and smash them off a pots lineup of 4 or more.
Is it addictive? It depends on how motivated you are. There are 40 awards, most of them easy to get but some, like the one granted when you smash 10,000 pots, requiring some work. You can have hints on/off, same for timers, sound, and the music.
The smash animations and sound effects are okay, the music is boring but, thankfully it can be turned off.
Overall I actually like the game. It's not 'hard' to play and not all games are going to challenge everyone but most of the minigames could be used as a personal mind sharpness benchmarks. How is this related to pot smashing? Well... these are games so there's got to be something happening on the screen or it would all be too abstract and probably more boring.
This is a collection of games challenging the player on a number of skills where the pots smashing is the reward. The minigames are all over the place but almost all are mind games and I can see someone motivated to keep his/her mind skills sharp playing it with some regularity.
This is what you get for your money:
- Zen Smash: 3 rows of pots scroll on your screen and you blow them up when you touch them. The pace of scrolling increases gradually.
- Teapot Smashup: touch and smash 3 of a kind teapots.
- Smash Typing: if you are a good at touch typing you'll be good at smash typing. Pots with letters on them make up words and the pots blow up as you type the words.
- 3 Letter Words: 2 rows of pots with letters on them. Smash any 3 that make up a dictionary 3-letter word, then the smashed ones are replaced and smash some more.
- Smash 11: Pots come with one-digit numbers on them this time. Smash pots until the numbers add up to 11. Then... the smashed ones are replaced and smash some more.
- Quick Smash: 15 pots are labelled 1-15. Smash them in order and the game keeps track of your best time.
- 4 Letter Words: like 3 Letter Words.
- Memory Smash: You are shown 2 or more pots, then you have to identify and smash them off a pots lineup of 4 or more.
Is it addictive? It depends on how motivated you are. There are 40 awards, most of them easy to get but some, like the one granted when you smash 10,000 pots, requiring some work. You can have hints on/off, same for timers, sound, and the music.
The smash animations and sound effects are okay, the music is boring but, thankfully it can be turned off.
Overall I actually like the game. It's not 'hard' to play and not all games are going to challenge everyone but most of the minigames could be used as a personal mind sharpness benchmarks. How is this related to pot smashing? Well... these are games so there's got to be something happening on the screen or it would all be too abstract and probably more boring.
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
This is a pretty good game but I don't know why it needs the permissions it asks for!
May 13, 2012
Amazon Verified Purchase
This game plays well on the Kindle Fire. I also like how you easily unlock levels and expand the game play. I like the typing and word games and also how they add letters to the challenge as you advance through the games. If you like this style of game it can be fun to play. Some people may find it boring and it just depends on the type of game you like.
This game could be a keeper but I do not like the permissions requested. Why does a game need permission to access our internet and your device ID to play a game. The simple answer is it doesn't.
This is a 4 to 5 star game without the permissions and a 2 star game with them. Clean it up and I'll change my review to a 5 star but otherwise you are just one of the excessive data gathers that we don't approve of.
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This game could be a keeper but I do not like the permissions requested. Why does a game need permission to access our internet and your device ID to play a game. The simple answer is it doesn't.
This is a 4 to 5 star game without the permissions and a 2 star game with them. Clean it up and I'll change my review to a 5 star but otherwise you are just one of the excessive data gathers that we don't approve of.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Ryan T. Gunn
Amazon Verified Purchase
Interesting concept, however has very little value past the initial few minutes.
Additionally, unlike most apps, it continues running in the background after you go home, requiring you to force close it.
Android OS is designed to hold apps in memory, where it consumes no power, when you press the home key. However, this app continues to use 4% of my phones processor, which does consume power, meaning if you don't force close it it will continually drain power. This represents bad design on the developers part, as the tools are there, in fact commonly used, to allow it to suspend into memory.
There also isn't any in-app way of exiting the app. While this is normally entirely unnecessary in android apps, and is in-fact a foreign concept brought in by users migrating from the other OS available, in this case it leaves you with no option but to use a task manager to close it.
Overall, a poorly designed app by an obviously amateur developer with very little Android programming experience.
Uninstalling now.
Additionally, unlike most apps, it continues running in the background after you go home, requiring you to force close it.
Android OS is designed to hold apps in memory, where it consumes no power, when you press the home key. However, this app continues to use 4% of my phones processor, which does consume power, meaning if you don't force close it it will continually drain power. This represents bad design on the developers part, as the tools are there, in fact commonly used, to allow it to suspend into memory.
There also isn't any in-app way of exiting the app. While this is normally entirely unnecessary in android apps, and is in-fact a foreign concept brought in by users migrating from the other OS available, in this case it leaves you with no option but to use a task manager to close it.
Overall, a poorly designed app by an obviously amateur developer with very little Android programming experience.
Uninstalling now.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of fun, short game for limited time.
This game is very addicting. I particularly like that each game is very short......I don't like games that go on seemingly forever. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Andy R.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Attention Deficit Disorder?
I literally have no memory of ordering this or even coming close to imagining why I would have. I hate games on the computer or on the cell phone and cannot even conceive of the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by dweeb
5.0 out of 5 stars
Smashing pots...brings a smile
I got this app because I like games that are simple yet fun & this is. I'm really loving it & whenever I play it makes me smile...everytime & challenges me too! Read more
Published 5 months ago by Felicia L.
1.0 out of 5 stars
dont by it
its a waste of time and charge. what ever u do don't by it. oh yea every level is pretty much the same over and over again.
Published 9 months ago by Lucia M
4.0 out of 5 stars
Rough Day???
Had a rough day? Need to work out some aggression? This is the game for you! You just smash stuff! You can just mindlessly smash pots, smash them in sets of 3, smash them to spell... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Laura
5.0 out of 5 stars
stress out
its a fun way to get rid of stress, great fun for all, love the game, easy to play, can use on Fire
Published 10 months ago by J. A. Travis
3.0 out of 5 stars
numbingly boring
Its a game small kids would probably like just because of the easiness of it. I don't think I even have it on my device any more. My son played it a couple times,
Published 11 months ago by Kimberly Bittick
5.0 out of 5 stars
Addictive!!
Fun and the sounds are amazing! Really enjoy playing this game! This is a great game to keep you or the kiddos preoccupied.
Published 11 months ago by S. Cordova
5.0 out of 5 stars
2 yr old loves it!
My two year old plays this game non stop. She finds the Kindle and says "smash! smash!" and gets so excited to play it.
Published 11 months ago by M&Ks Mom
4.0 out of 5 stars
Love Smashing Things!
Was delightfully surprised at the fun I had smashing things in this game! It is simple to learn and yet, challenging! It is a refreshing, no-stress game. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Redhead5817
