SpongeBob Adventures: In A Jam

VDell Lo

1 year ago

On Xp 57 and have like 6 million coins. For real. Hoping I can purchase more plots or working houses soon. The passes are fun and worth it. Still struggling with energy even after multiple passes and prizes. Get to clear like 3 things on other worlds. Then wait like hours to do 3 more. Love the graphics and game. Just wish could play longer with the digging part.

Ryan Lehning

1 year ago

Changed review. The energy use is ridiculous. This game could be decent, but the amount of energy it takes to remove a single object is insane. It makes you out at about 54 energy reserves and it requires 60 to clear most objects. Granted there are ways in the game to earn more energy, but it just becomes so monotonous and unrewarding in the end. HUGE step down from SpongeBob moves in. You can't even keep jellyfish fields or any of the places you gain access to.

A Random Account

1 year ago

The story and the characters are engaging but you will run out of energy fast. The pressure to either pay money or watch ads to refill will become tedious, as I okay a game to have fun and not to watch videos in hopes to keep playing. These types of games lose their spark quickly when you're met with intentional challenges and have to pay money or watch uninteresting ads.

Jennifer Arnold

1 year ago

Unfortunately idk how long I'll keep playing bc of the energy. There's not really a solid way to build enough energy up to do the things that need to be done in a timely manner. Other than the lack of energy, I enjoy the game for the couple of min I get to play now. Please fix the energy issue. Give us a way to get more energy, maybe by playing mini games or something. OR SOMETHING.

The Barylskis

1 year ago

Great but not enough play time. I get so into the game and love it then I have no energy after about 5 minutes. Each item to click is very high amounts of energy but we're offered too little to play on. I'd recommend easier ways to earn energy and energy to keep producing each minute and not stop at 50. 50 isn't enough. I'd like to play on and build up my cities but it's virtually impossible because I can only remove so much. This is a fun interactive game but it needs better logic involved.

Bobby Bui

1 year ago

No real reward system. Currently, every time you level up, you get some coins and energy refill. Since energy cap is at 50, you can't even remove one piece of debris since they are about 68 and up to remove (at medieval time at the moment). Yes there are ways to replenish energy if you stock up enough supplies, but considering the fact that cost goes up after every map, at later stages, without supplies, it'll take a day to remove one debris. You should have energy cap scale with player level.

Jennifer Harrison

1 year ago

Fun and cute, but..... way too little energy. Way too much "energy" for one task. Way too expensive to buy. If a game app has a LOT to offer I do NOT mind putting money into the ones that have alot to offer... But This doesn't have anything to offer. Will delete. Come up with a good monthly subscription that offers monthly prizes and I may be back. Otherwise, I do not recommend it at all.

Rose Barsema

1 year ago

This was better before the updates. you. should change the golden key tasks back to how they were. the tasks assigned now are extremely hard and most of the time not even reasonable. i have quit playing this game to the point im ready to uninstall it because the tasks have become too difficult. on top of that i have 600000+ coins and no way of spending them theres not enough variety to spend anything on im just collecting coins and its extremely boring. I liked it the way it was before.

Elena Yakovleva

1 year ago

Can't really enjoy game because your energy is used up too quickly. One of the quests is to collect 8 iron ores. Each costs 70 energy pts. You only get 50 pts at a time and whatever you can scrape up from your shops (like 100 more tops). Everything costs too much energy. Even to clear a bit of seaweed is 45 pts easy. So you're stuck making a move an hour. All because what they really want it for you to spend real $$... Could've been a cute addictive game is they weren't so greedy.

Wren B

1 year ago

I like this game but don't love it, the art style is fun and at times I enjoy playing, but the amount of grinding you have to do for even the most basic tasks makes it unenjoyable. I get that there are microtransactions in every game and the studio wants to make money, but compared to other mobile games this one is really egregious with how many ads you have to watch to get more energy, and how quickly energy evaporates. The game is really unbalanced with the players effort vs. rewards.

Kendall M

1 year ago

I have been playing this as a relaxing wind down game and while I really enjoy it, I have to echo the sentiment that the energy cap is stifling any chance of playing for longer periods. Even with the various carts and trades to gain more energy, it is difficult to really clear debris or advance. Not to mention now they dont have the option to watch ads from the energy bar, only once in a while when the pop up shows. Consider reducing cost to clear certain debris?

Tiffany Garcia

11 months ago

Been playing for a couple months already and I'm not even gonna go into the energy thing, that's so super annoying. But, I'm not sure if there was an update or something, I've noticed since the start-up changed, the Alaskan bullworm thing literally orders the same thing over and over and over again, it's not a huge issue, but at this point I'm not sure why I'd be creating other items now with the bullworm glitch only asking for the same order over again for like the last dozen orders or so..

Cameron Hendrick-Brooks

1 year ago

Since I started playing, there have been a few "quality of life" improvements, but theres plenty room for more. Theres still a bug with the leaderboard events where it tells you to tap it every time you open the game, and the energy costs are still too high (your capped off at 50, but can get more through various methods). Other characters for the daily challenges should also be introduced, cause right now, theres only 2 that show up. Otherwise, keep up the great work devs!

Rosie Fonville

1 year ago

CONS: Completed level 12 and couldn't go any further as an enjoyable experience. I paid for one 4.99 purchase to reduce energy cost by 40% for two hours & a few extras. Strategy doesn't help. The more you level up the more energy prices increase. Missing resourcess on land. Energy exchange stations don't help. Ads are excessive at first & required. It's an extremely all consuming game. There is no true reward system that keeps you coming back. PROS: The graphics resemble the cartoons.

Rebecca J

1 year ago

I play this almost every day and seem to be at a stand still. Very difficult to acquire items and energy. Everything is very expensive energy wise and you play for a couple of minutes and are immediately out again. Starting to get bored because of it. Also, every order or challenge you complete should gift you energy as an award, I don't want the coins.

Alexander Wong

11 months ago

The aesthetic of the game is the only redeeming thing about it, because it's SpongeBob. The game pushes you to complete many challenges by crafting a ton of objects, but the resources needed are very finite and scarce. At first it's easy to complete challenges then it drastically comes to a screeching halt. This is the stereotype of mobile games but on steroids.

Lima Bean

11 months ago

this game; it's a money trap Game is fun, I just really dislike how much money you need to spend in order to play continuously. I've tried watching ads, but they glitch more often than not, and I almost never receive the reward that was promised, for watching the ad. Once you get to Atlantis, you need a butt load more energy to pass anything. the only way I was able to play, was to pay.