4.8 




Fun with some irritation. I really like the variety of pictures you can fill out in this app. it DOES have ads, about 1 per picture . I really like the "vintage" pictures and the editor's choice. you can also do a mystery picture if you are bored. many of them have surprised me in a good way. if I had one wish, there would be a ratings system in the pictures; it wouldnt need too much work, just a "joy 1-10" and a "relaxing 1-10" and that would weed out the bad AI pics with weird pixel spots.





coloring is a lot of fun, relaxing. gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the ads. having ads is fine, but ads that you have to exit out of 5,6,7 times before you can color again are downright ridiculous. it gets so frustrating that I just exit out of the app and play a different game. I've uninstalled other coloring apps for the same reason. if it continues, I'll just uninstall this one as well.





Promises no ads, and that's true as you color the first few pictures, but then the ads start coming up just the same as other coloring apps. Also, there are defects in many of the pictures, such as wrong colors and blacked out areas. Interiors are my favorite, but all of the old fashioned colors like avocado green, orange, gold and aqua are yuck! I'm uninstalling.





I downloaded it because of the high ratings. Worst app I've ever tried for coloring. The pinch to expand and contract only worked about 5% of the time even though I installed and uninstalled and installed again. The gray's for the colors to fill in is too light and sometimes doesn't appear until you go back and hit it again and again. not sure what the bar at the bottom is but certainly doesn't need to be there. Was so frustrated after coloring one picture that I uninstalled it.





Like this game, but whatever artist did the Tranquil Sanctuary scenes needs to be given more practice. Constantly just one micro-tiny cell that you'll be unable to find unless you waste time on ads to find the one piece that is so small, even fully zoomed in you can barely find it. Otherwise, great game. But shame on Tranquil Sanctuary designer.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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