Smash Master ! - com.sgames.roacher - Android games - apk download - iOS games

Description

Smash Master is funny , colorful and addicting game for all family. Players should smash all bugs besides black one , miss max 2 times and don't miss out big red bug ! There are 4 modes of game : Classic mode - For all family ! Baby mode - For baby ! Endless mode - Play without limits ! Funny mode - With funny bugs , my favorite ))

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By dada yeahJun 2,2020

really great app. But after each level there is an add and it’s the same one every time. And on baby mode you get the bugs small and slow and no adds it’s ok because you can slap the bugs but you only have 3 lives Emma (girl) 6
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By Mumof3 131619Aug 30,2021

I am absolutely horrified to discover that for a game for someone as young as a toddler - it advertises a zombie apocalypse type game every couple of seconds during play. This iPad has high levels of security to protect my children and here you are putting up ads like that during play! To say my toddler and my other two young children are traumatised is an understatement! Graphic ads like this should NOT be played at all on games ranked 12 years or younger. Absolutely disgusting. Being deleted straight away and will not recommmend.
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By 413lenka734Nov 27,2019

Stupidly, after each game which generally lasts only seconds when a baby or toddler is playing, there’s an ad for something totally useless for kids; insurance, games for grown ups, that kind of thing.... and of course no two year old can get back to the game from the ad... I’d spend the £10 getting the ad free baby version but I have an issue supporting developers with such questionable business practices
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By KM12345Jun 9,2016

Firstly my 2yo daughter loves this, but after each game there is an ad, one of which contains people getting shot in the head. This may be acceptable in countries like Afghanistan and United States where there are thriving gun cultures, but not suitable for UK children