I really liked this game at first. I started playing it on a day off from work and kept coming back to it during the day. The developers did a good job keeping up a steady trickle of new wrinkles to worry about as you went along and things stayed interesting. But in the third "world" they introduce a big grizzly bear that pops up during the levels and eats any food that comes by him. For some reason trying to manage the demands of the people that wanted stuff AND trying to keep the grizzly from stealing the food items was really stressful for me, like, in a bad way. I stopped playing and haven't gone back. I don't want to deal with him. It sucks because I really enjoyed the game up to that point. But it has a lot of good reviews, so maybe this mechanic won't bother others as much as it did me. Certainly worth a look!
how do you find these games amidst the millions that are released?
I have a dowsing rod app that leads me to the good games 
(It's mostly Touch Arcade, though sometimes I just take a chance on something that looks good.)
Looks interesting I guess.
Have you ever played Tennis in the Face? I really like that one on PS4, but it's definitely made for mobile.
I have not heard of this Tennis in the Face, though I bet Tennis with Your Face would be pretty fun!
I've played some games like this on mobile, though perhaps not quite so silly Good fun!
Man, that would've been the perfect game for my in high school. I was a tennis player with attitude. Maybe too much attitude. It kind of ruined my game.
Remember when John mcenroe's temper was a running joke in Adam Sandler films.
Yea, that's why Happy Gilmore is my favorite Sandler film. That guy was me except with Tennis.
Wouldn't that be just like you, then?
Yes, but more Johan Kriek. I used to have his signiture Rossignol raquet.
This pic is almost literaly me in the 80s.
Interesting read. When they were talking about cars in the beginning, it started reminding me of James Hunt (F1 driver), but the not wanting fame thing definitely puts a damper on that comparison.
I understand where he's coming from not wanting the attention of a no. 1, but the intentional tanking of matches is a curious thing to do.
He seems like he was an honest and decent guy off the court.
Yea, tanking matches is just strange. I would loose matches, not for tanking, but for anger issues. I let it get me off my game. He seemes to have used it successfully to his advantage. I needed a head-game couch back then. I might've gone somewhere with tennis.
Have you ever played a mobile game called Alphabear? It's a really fun word puzzle game, and it's free.
I haven't heard of that one but I'll have to look it up
Ya know, I'm with ya, sometimes games are fun in the first couple of levels, and then they throw in something like that bear and it no longer becomes fun. When games become work or stress, I stop playing them.
Neat game. Love those graphics. Gameplay looks fun too. I need a way back in to casual games. Hardcore games are bumming me out lately.