Perfect Slices

We know you've come across this game by looking at other games that are doing their bit. Or perhaps through Instagram Stories. We don't judge you on them, Perfect Slices is really fun. Although you probably can't last more than a couple of days with it installed on your Android or iPhone mobile. It is destined to be a momentary success A trend. But one that can be enjoyed during downtime effortlessly.

In Perfect Slices we don't have to cut perfect pieces, as its name suggests, but rather chop a sufficient number of vegetables to make dishes.Something that in real life can be tedious, but through a game it becomes much easier. Especially since you don't have to develop any technique with the knife or clean up the kitchen afterwards. We just have to press on the screen so that, automatically, the knife cuts everything that passes in front of it on a conveyor belt. Of course, it is not as easy as it seems, there are also obstacles.

In the tape there are also pieces of wood and metal. The first ones will only make us lose time and product to cut, but the pieces of metal will make us end the game by breaking our knife. So we have to time very well to know when to lift your finger off the screen to avoid cutting into these hard surfaces. All this with the aim always pending cutting the vegetables we need. Luckily, there is no time that limits our games. Just our patience and ability to measure times and react with our finger on the screen.

So that this mechanic is not boring there are a few unlockables and additions For example, we can change the knife if we unlock it in the chests that are presented to us from time to time, or we buy them in the store. Some as curious as combat weapons or even a lightsaber. The mechanics don't change, just the look of the knife. In addition, as we progress through the levels we will find new vegetables to chop. But, again, about a mechanic that can be repetitive: collecting slices of certain vegetables as soon as possible, and cutting as quickly as possible thanks to the meter. So level after level. Soup after soup. Without much more to offer.

Then Why have you achieved such success? What is the purpose of spending hours and hours cutting vegetables? Well yes, surely you have reached the same conclusion: collect your data and make yourself seen a lot .

Your privacy and the

I'm sure you've noticed that no game ends without you having to swallow a announcement from . It is the usual, after all you have not paid money to play this game. In this way the editors (not necessarily the creators of the title) monetize the work carried out. A few cents per ad viewed on a few thousand phones over a few weeks is good money in your pocket. But there is another reason that interests all those who release crude games that manage to be hits in a few days: your data.

As soon as you start playing you will be notified, through a message that mentions the European data protection law or GPRD, that if you accept the conditions you will be giving up your personal data to “customize and improve the game and serve targeted in-game advertisements through ad networks and their partners based on personal preferences”.Data that does not modify at any time a simple and invariable gaming experience. And that it can be useful for the advertising aspect. But that could also be used to get a little extra income if they are sold to other companies on the black market of the Internet. Something that we have not been able to verify with Perfect Slices.

So think twice about cutting vegetables for a few minutes or hours to kill time. You may be putting your privacy at stake, and investing your time in playing games but also in watching advertisements. Think twice about attractive offers or good games they need in other apps to get your attention.