JunesjourneyReviews of junesjourney.com

Soooooo angry my whole island has gone just poof gone I spent alot of money on that game and the support team have yet to get back to me I'm so angry 48 hr to receive a answer and I still do t have one and don't know what to do my island is back to the beginning 😡😡😡😡

I didn’t appreciate the 12+ rating, what with all the bloody crime scenes and swearing. Plus I have heard from other players that some bonus games deal with transgenderism. HOW THE HECK IS THAT APPROPRIATE FOR 12 YEAR OLDS? They don’t need stuff like this pushing more trash at them to rot their brains. Additionally I was unwilling to dump money into this app, so I could never get anywhere. Also, I have never encountered a character as awful as June Parker. She is a complete narcissist - the worst narcissist I have ever encountered in a story or real life. I absolutely hated her. I still do. The storylines are boring and annoying due to her horrible character. I mean, all of her “brilliant solutions” to the crimes she’s supposedly solving are what? More crime! And then she hates on the detectives and treats them like idiots as she goes and breaks the law and SOMEHOW doesn’t get caught although she’s anything but stealthy. June is nothing more than a common criminal like the people she’s supposedly so opposed to and helping to put in jail. She’s committed anything from aiding and abetting felonies to obstruction of justice to evidence tampering to accessory after the fact to breaking her mother out of prison TWO CHAPTERS AFTER SHE WAS ALL FIRED UP TO SEND HER TO JAIL! What the heck? Not to mention wrapping Virginia up in all of this. Frankly I think she shouldn’t have custody of the poor girl. Virginia is going to be just as big a crook as her awful aunt. I deleted the app and won’t be reconsidering. That way I can rest in peace imagining June Parker rotting in prison. Jail is where she belongs.

Here we go again, pretty pissed off with JJ, I had A h wanted task for 35 tools, then clicked on jack to delivery and it was saying not enough only 6 tools, really??

Been playing this game since January and was really enjoying it then $15 of charges showed up yesterday…What Purchases? I didn’t purchase anything. Requested a refund through Apple however they’re sly, a not only process changes through Apple but also charged through ITunes and PayPal. SO WATCH ALL YOUR ACCOUNTS!!! Deleted game.

I agree with lots of the comments, would not recommend the game to any of my friends, I have just played 48 scenes and got one memoir pack. On calculating the same it is 67% chance of getting an Deja vu, in the memoirs packs. Just trying to get you to spend money. Which reading some of the comments I will NEVER be tempted

What do health insurance companies and video game companies have in common? Terrible customer service. Perhaps you’ve played a game that you enjoyed, but, when a problem with the programming occurred, you received an AI written nonresponse response back from customer service, apologizing for the issue, but not doing a thing to fix the issue, which might have cost you time and/or real dollars? If so, you’re not alone, but one game company seems to have set the industry standard for being so callous to loyal players, Wooga, a subsidiary of Playtika out of Israel. Playtika proudly proclaims that “Founded in 2010, Playtika was among the first to offer free-to-play social games on social networks and, shortly after, on mobile platforms.” And how did they make “free-to-play” games for mobile platforms affordable? They incentivize players to spend real money to buy nonfungible products within the game. You know, items like more energy to play longer, more keys to open doors, or, as in the case with June’s Journey by Wooga, more flowers to move further along in the storyline. First, realize that June’s Journey is one of the best “seeking” games made because it is in full color, and 70% of the items you have to search for in an increasingly complex image are in logical places, meaning that they get placed in spots that make some sense. There are no beach balls on top of spiked fences, for instance, although you will find keys hung in odd places in some scenes. However, Wooga’s Customer Service personnel are ruthless. Wooga itself proclaims on its website, “Our goal is to contribute to the overall vision and think from the perspective of the long term health of the company. It means you understand that the business needs are the prime directive. It requires adaptability and occasionally some degree of sacrifice.” Yes, they admit that keeping the company profits high are their primary goal, even though, logically, repaying a customer who has lost flowers because of a programming problem should not cost the company anything to fix. Yet Wooga will seemingly go to any length not to repay players what they have lost. Originally, when I began casually playing the game two years ago, I did not mind paying $13 a month for small items that made game play more fun. I knew, after all, that real people were creating this game, and that they wanted to be paid for their work, just like the rest of us do. However, after several unsuccessful attempts to get Wooga’s customer service folks to even own up to the problems I encountered, I began using those funds more judiciously, only for things I really wanted in my game, not every month. Then, after pointing out a glitch that cost me several days of play only to end without the reward I had worked hard to obtain from play, I had had enough of their refusal to honor the tacit agreement between player and programmer—an agreement they have consistently refused to honor for two years now. So I told them I would stop paying the $13 a month I had been paying. From then on, I have played the game without using my hard earned money for anything. Now, however, they had a severe glitch that cost me hundreds of flowers—things I need to move forward with the story, and they have steadfastly refused to reimburse my account for that loss. If this was a realty company, even if I was investing in digital real estate, they would be bound by laws regarding their theft of my time and energy only to cheat me out of my reward. However, my only real tool of defense against a video game company is to warn all of you about how awful and money-oriented both Wooga and their parent company seem to be. My ideal revenge on these companies would be to have everyone who reads this review play the game, but never pay actual cash for anything. That way they still have to work, like we do to move through the game, but they would learn what it’s like not to get what you work hard to obtain.

JJ can be fun. The creators put a lot of time and effort into the game, that is obvious. That being said, there are a lot of glitches with the game that they do not make up for. An example would be January 2025's seasonal set had issues when it was first released, some of the decorations took longer to make than what it showed and while they fixed it, for those who started making the decor before the fix were stuck waiting days for the items to complete. They did give a reward for it but I am sure many never saw it because they didn't make it well known, they stuck the announcement on their fb page, down on a thread. This wasn't cool and it was unprofessional. They charge a lot of real money for things, the least they could do when they mess up is make it right. I agree with a lot of other players, they seem to be greedy and it shows. They keep repeating theme's and they keep adding a ton of side games that in order to benefit fully from you have to pay or they make them impossible to win. Their support people are not the nicest and if you need help, they do not make you feel that you are really going to get the help you deserve. That is ridiculous for any game support to behave that way. I feel they try to listen to the player's by putting out survey's often but they still do things that I feel are greedy and it is clear they only care so much about the player's and I get it, they need to make money but they better be careful because people will find a new game if they can't keep up with what the player's expect.

I have been playing so some time - they sent me a new version for people who have been playing for a long time - I made a purchase actually two from the web store but never received either. I got not help from Junes journey when I did not receive my purchases - they said they had no record of purchases but the $ were charged to me. Had to get bank to dispute charges. DO NOT PLAY THE "+" GAME (it is not even in playstore)