Lazy Eye Blocks

I want to thank the developers of this app. I have a right lazy eye and I need to improve my vision. I see yoy support this app with ads, very good because I cannot pay for this app since I don't have a credit card, otherwise I'd pay for this gladfully

It's very addictive. Not sure if that is good or not

This is much like what Dr. Robert Hess used to begin devising a treatment for Adults with this condition. Thanks a lot for this!

Pls make it free

Is this the same thing as playing the normal Tetris game? Will me playing on the normal Tetris app still help me the same as playing on this one?

I have used the trial version. Now want to buy for my new phone. Do I need to buy again n again if I change my phone or it gets uninstalled?

I'm SO CONFUSED about how to adjust the colors. I'm supposed to NOT be able to see the colors with one eye closed, but every shade I pick...except black...I can still see it. I don't get it.

I didn't even enjoy the trial

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I am a vision therapist, and have been seeking something to help my ambliopes that isn't insanely boring, or too difficult for up close suppression issues. This is so perfect! Absolutely love the app, and how well it works. Luckily, ive already got some r/b glasses, so this was absolutely perfect. The green doesn't cancel though, not at all, so r/g will not work with this, just FYI.

I cant get the colors adjusted to my glasses at all. Not even the red.

Excuse me?? $12 for the non free version?? It feels to me that the developer anticipated that desperate people in quest for cure of lazy eye can pay anything... For less than this price amazing games can be found. I dont think the price is justified, here...

If there's an app worth buying, it's this one. I, personally, will buy the app as soon as I can get the money. I totally appreciate what you did and only regret that I didn't have access to it sooner, my older android phone was too small and couldn't use the app. Keep up the good work. And for the people complaining about the price: Do you have any idea how expensive this kind of exercise is at a specialised medical center? I know 'cause I've been there when I was young. It ain't cheap.

I initially was very excited to finally find the proven game that would fix my lazy eye I've had for 43 years. My rating now is it's okay because of the huge let down that it's such a no brainer to make it free....and help many thousands or even millions of people achieve confidence in themselves for the first time. I am a marketing guy and you'd do much better keeping the advertising which keeps it free and start your publicity campaign...think it over maybe. Thanks

It's just like the old Tetris program running on Windows 95.

Was expecting to use the app while commuting, a train ride through a looong stretch with patchy mobile coverage. This app seems to do its deed just fine. The problem, it will unnecesarily shut down whenever it couldn't call home. Zero value for me.

I didn't even enjoy the trial

Installed, intending to use with my son who has "Lazy Eye". Opened to check it was working. Lots of adverts and a link to paid for version. Fair enough. However, when I tried again with my son after a few days gave message saying trial period had expired. No trial period was mentioned when I ran the first time. Shoddy workmanship. Reluctant to buy in case the rest of the software is as slip-shod.

There's a trial for this app NOW?! You've got to be sh*tting me. I can tolerate the ads and internet connection needed for the free version because you need ways for people to buy the pro version, but this is going too far. There are tons of issues that needed fixing and the first thing you did was put up a sign for a trial that was non existent since its release. I would've gladly pay for the pro version now that it's in the app store, but the $17 price is turning me off and making me think if you're being greedy from making these games. The prices for these lazy eye games don't even justify the few weeks development time put into them.

I was looking forward for a dev that actually cared about helping people, and not simply about making money. You sicken me, sadly, and you had a chance to have a huge succesful application, but your stupidity and selfishness botched it. I will be making my own lazy eye helping game for free for everybody, because I suffer from this myself and actually have compassion for others who do too. If you reply, thanks for your feedback.

I initially was very excited to finally find the proven game that would fix my lazy eye I've had for 43 years. My rating now is it's okay because of the huge let down that it's such a no brainer to make it free....and help many thousands or even millions of people achieve confidence in themselves for the first time. I am a marketing guy and you'd do much better keeping the advertising which keeps it free and start your publicity campaign...think it over maybe. Thanks

This app does not say it is only a free version! Second, it costs way too much. It is more than the mobile version of Minecraft for heaven's sake! It is the most expensive app I have come across

i need some help from ppl who already using it, does it really work?? i need my binocular vision and full stereoacuity back :(

I've read so many negative reviews from people who just don't get this game. If you can't be bothered to read about the science and understand it, don't download it. I've had a lazy eye all of my life. I've been using this for an hr a day with 3d glasses for a few days and am already noticing differences in my vision. Admittedly not huge differences, but I need to use it more over time.

I needed a good motivation to rewrite this game in a better way and now I have one. My version will be free, I can promise you that.

Can u please make this to work with Google cardboard??

Is this the same thing as playing the normal Tetris game? Will me playing on the normal Tetris app still help me the same as playing on this one?

Game quality doesnt correlate with its price

Loved it but only a trial...no good.

I think this game is way to overpriced for what it actually is. Would be willing to pay up to 5 pounds... 10 pounds for such a simple game is ridiculous.

Forced to pay? Are you joking? Looking forward to using a different app that remains free to help people... Unlike this greedy app

I didn't even enjoy the trial

I don't understand is this is a trial why its not stated. you will respond that there's a pro version. You will also say that there are better features in the Pro version. then the trial should have exactly the same features as the pro so that I can see how much better it actually is. as it stands I cannot calibrate my glasses to your app. While the color change is dark I can still see the word left. on a black background I shouldn't see anythIf you're going to re had just a free version that did not expire

I can tell that my Lazy Eye is improving. Cannot play the free version anymore. It says that the trail period has ended. Why???? It won't let me re-download it either, even if I uninstall it. Please help

Now says trial version has expired..do I need to purchase the full version to continue?

Controls are crammed tightly in a way that make them unusable, especially considering they're mere pixels away from the clickable ad banner.

Could use a bit more fine-tuning. It's difficult to calibrate the colours to the glasses. If the sample text changed colour as you made adjustments it would be super helpful. Also some presets for common types of 3D glasses. The option for entering RBG values would be useful as well. The instructions for calibrating could be clearer as well. The blocks game is a bit touchy, in real tetris you have a moment when blocks touch to change the orientation and move. On the Nexus 10 some of the icons are a bit too small as well. Keep up the good work though.

Was expecting to use the app while commuting, a train ride through a looong stretch with patchy mobile coverage. This app seems to do its deed just fine. The problem, it will unnecesarily shut down whenever it couldn't call home. Zero value for me.

The fact that its tested to be helpful for my slight lazy eye.. means i am very hopeful for this to work and its fun! I hope i don't need to suffer from internet connection problems. Does your pro dont need internet connection?

Was expecting to use the app while commuting, a train ride through a looong stretch with patchy mobile coverage. This app seems to do its deed just fine. The problem, it will unnecesarily shut down whenever it couldn't call home. Zero value for me.