High score cap super bothers me

[Miranda]

I'm probably being too moody about it, but seeing the messages people got from high scores really bothered me. Why would Ganz even bother to make levels or allow scores unless they thought they were achievable? It seems very rude to allow people to invest hours in a game then just pop up some message and not give them their earnings. If Ganz thinks a score can only be gotten by cheating -- then cut people off. Have an end to the game before that point.

It just seems really mean spirited.


And they should have known better -- Zuma is a very popular game and if they knew enough about it to rip it off so completely (right down to some sound effects), they should have known how many people out there can get really high scores on it. (Not that I am complaining about having another Zuma type game to play - Zuma is fun and so is Smoothie Moves)

[MotherKinz101]

I have to agree. They could at the very least make an ending to the game!

[Webkinz Crazy!]

That is crazy that they would not give out the scores people have earned. How could you cheat on the game anyway?? This is supposed to be fun for people not frustrating and disappointing.

[GrandBlancGirls]

I can really understand everyone's frustration, but this is not the first time GANZ has done this. When Booger Gets An A first came out, I had the same problem with high scores. I love math, and I had earned a total of over 300K, when my score turned into "Nan", and I received a message that my score was unachievable. I now make sure I quite playing Booger gets an A when my KC is approaching 300K. So be careful with this game as well.