Without a doubt, “The Moron Test” is one of the most genuinely inspired & inspiring games I’ve played in years. At first look, you may think this is just a silly way to kill some spare time & hopefully have some fun while doing it. That’s what I thought, but I was wrong.This game is neither simple nor just a time-killer. It is a smart, complex & very well designed mental exercise. The smartest part of the design is that you have so much fun playing the game, you never think about how much mental effort you’re putting in to get it right.I got the original game, which includes 6 full & separate game segments, free of charge. I wouldn’t have paid for it anyway because I don’t like buying games I’m unfamiliar with. But now that I love the original, it would seem like I would have no problem buying Moron 2. Unfortunately, I won’t do that because too many reviews point out that there are only 2-3 segments even though they are just as interesting as the first game. I just can’t justify purchasing 1/2 the gameplay (or less) than the original free version – no matter how much I love the original. If and when “Moron” adds more segments, I’ll reconsider. Until then, I have one gameplay suggestion:When you make a mistake & “FAIL!”, try not to take the easy routes by replaying just the last bit or – worse yet – getting the answer. Your alternative (the only one that doesn’t cost your hard-earned apples) is to restart the game from the very beginning without any special hints. By taking this option, you will become much more skilled at the game & learn to see, and then foresee, the pitfalls the game purposely places in your way. So despite having to restart a few times, you’ll be a “Genius” before you know it.

This game is super challenging and fun. It makes me SO stupid, but I love it! It is addictive and so enjoyable! The graphics are so gorgeous, and the animations are so smooth! Despite all these great comments, I have a few complaints. Three words for you: TOO. MANY. ADS. It’s just ad after ad after ad! I can’t believe how many ads I’ve had to watch! I have to watch one after each level, sometimes two or three ads! I don’t even think there’s a price you can pay to get rid of them! It’s very annoying because I spend about a minute watching three apps instead of doing more levels. I also wish they’d give us more apples (currency in the app) on a regular basis to help with the complicated levels. This app makes me feel very dumb, and I think that’s what it’s supposed to do! I love the quirky characters. This app helps me keep my mind off of other things that make me feel mad, sad, etc., so I love that. Just too many ads! I can’t even wrap my head around all the ads! I’ve read other reviews, and other people don’t seem to have this issue, so I’m confused. Anyways, that’s all I have to say about “Moron Test”. Have a good day. God bless you and your family.

To be honest, when I got this game, I didn't think it would be as challenging as it is. After all, it is called the "Moron Test"! I'd seen a few YouTubers play this game and really enjoy it, so I downloaded it on my tablet and cellphone. The levels have really fun characters and quirks that make this game like no other! You'll never run out of Apples (like coins) if you watch 5- to 10-second ads for 100 apples or click on the free apples button for 15 apples! I love this game so much, and I'd recommend it to anyone who gets bored easily, or just needs a new game to play. This is so addictive and you never want to stop! Hundreds of levels to play that are all so thrilling— will I get the answer right? No? What can I do to make it right? It's so amazing!

I love the tests and the concept, it is very useful for separating the morons from the normally intelligent people. This kind of test would be very useful in place of 'captchas for comments. That way not only bots, commenters with "stuck" brains would also be prevented from polluting the internet with concealed "inside the box" thinking.My recommendation is to make all tests implementation decoupled from their data (the actual answers) so no two moron tests even repeated attempts on the same level would use the same answers (data) so the memorizers out there (guilty as charged) would be forced to cultivate constant attention to detail. This would rock as a mental training app! Thank you for making the moron test!