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Nice
September 2, 2019
Nice product for granddaughter/5
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July 26, 2019
Game would never load and the one time it did it froze my kindle fire.
August 29, 2019
If you are getting this game for a kid, be aware that they will be brainwashed with ads every 3-5 minutes. For a FREE game, it's understandable but still way too much advertising. Highly disappointed. The game is actually really very nice, but I was not ready to buy it as I downloaded it for my 6 year old (who btw loved it, but started complaining too about all these ads). Clearly more for grownups than for kids.
June 17, 2019
Periodically, our child manages to enable new app installation access on his Kindle. Every single time he's installed a "Talking Tom" related app, it's been a disaster. I can accept that he might enjoy the somewhat creepy animation, and tentatively believe that the developer is no longer using invasive and borderline unethical techniques to skim data from his device. But this app, like every single other one by this developer that I've seen, seems expressly designed to get him to click on things that trigger real-money purchases.
This design inevitably leads to a constant stream of calls from my child to help him restore gameplay when the screen gets stuck on some kind of parental approval mechanism. For this particular app, they cycle of get-stuck, cry-for-help, dismiss-parental-alert started less than ten minutes after installation.
Amazon desperately needs a "block this developer" feature for exactly this kind of situation. All of these Talking Tom apps are obnoxious and a disaster. I will continue to uninstall this garbage the instant I discover my child has managed to get around the parental controls and install any Talking Tom app.
This design inevitably leads to a constant stream of calls from my child to help him restore gameplay when the screen gets stuck on some kind of parental approval mechanism. For this particular app, they cycle of get-stuck, cry-for-help, dismiss-parental-alert started less than ten minutes after installation.
Amazon desperately needs a "block this developer" feature for exactly this kind of situation. All of these Talking Tom apps are obnoxious and a disaster. I will continue to uninstall this garbage the instant I discover my child has managed to get around the parental controls and install any Talking Tom app.
January 2, 2018
I have a Kindle Fire for my son who is 5, and I let him play this game through FreeTime. FreeTime prohibits kids from making in-app purchases. This morning he was playing the game and a commercial for STARZ (the cable channel - keepSTARZ.com) came up. (Evidently, the local cable provider and STARZ are fighting). A few scenes of several shows are in the commercial, including a violent monster vs. man attack from Evil Dead. Why would this app company allow this commercial to be shown on a kid's game? Totally inappropriate.
