Reviews for EndeavorOTC®: Outplay ADHD

I am going to be plain: if you offer me a trial requesting data I do not wish to share before I get to simply try out the app, then your app is insta uninstalled. I refuse to have to bother to cancel anything that I don’t even wish to subscribe to in the first […]

I would have given this game 3 or 4 stars, but gave it 1 due to how poorly executed the trial period is. There is no apparent option to cancel the subscription before the trial is over. I emailed the team prior to the end of the trial, but it appears I will be charged […]

It doesn’t tell you there’s a paywall right after the first time you try and get your assessment. I was expecting it to be a paid app at least to some degree, but to go through the entire thing only to find out you have to pay to find out anything – not even a […]

I bought a month but im not sure I’ll keep subscribed. The game seems good as a treatment but it fails to respond to the commands and it end up affecting the progress.

i have just completed “2 weeks of treatment”..i already feel better in my ability to recall things, and there is less ‘noise’ in my head…however, it may be the placebo effect.. I’m going to continue playing the game and see if these effects persist or indeed get better.

I’ve only been using this app for 3 days so I can’t validate if it’s been effective, but you can go read the research paper that shows it works. I feel like the majority of people leaving negative comments don’t get the underlying principle. ADHD causes your brain to want to give up or tune […]

Have to sign up for a yearly plan that costs $130.00 USD to get a 7 day trial. That info would have been nice before I wasted my time downloading / installing. Knowing that the key demographic for this program has problems with focussing, seems like a pretty blatant attempt at making money off of […]

Spent 30 to 45 minutes within the first two days of the trial period, then I was charged $139.41 (at no time was the app even opened after the first two days). A request to Google Play was denied a few days later on issuing a refund. I’m now very skeptical about making any purchases […]

Kept having connectivity issues once I signed up.. When I first downloaded the app, I was able to open it and click on either the “get started” or “log in” buttons and would be directed to an outside website to sign up or log in respectively. However as soon as I created my account the […]

The app is what it needs to be. But the customer service is useless. The app doesn’t give you heads up when your subscription is due so I ended up paying for 2 months the monthly fee. C’mon, I have ADHD. The support refused my request for a refund even though I contacted them the […]

FYI – you can just cancel the trial immediately and you’ll still have access until the end of it. The difference between the monthly and yearly pricing is insane though. Otherwise, I didn’t think it likely the game would help me. It felt like more a test of reaction speed and mechanical skill than focus. […]

It definitely requires clear focus to play the game, and is, at least initially, fun. However, despite my phone meeting the performance requirements, the game glitches when the game speed increases, just when you are achieving peak focus, making it incredibly frustrating to play and ultimately counter productive.

Like other reviewers have mentioned, the game play gets glitchy once you get to higher levels. The first two weeks were great. I noticed significant improvements in my concentration. Once the game started slowing/skipping though, it made navigation very difficult, and screen taps were frequently delayed (resulting in the wrong target being hit). My focus […]

I paid for a year of this game. I tried to push myself to play it, but every time I almost got the last tick to move forward only to miss it because I didn’t hit the button good enough became was too frustrating. I don’t need it to be the best video game, but […]

It’s a good concept and I think I could see myself paying money for it. But I agree with the other reviews that the game mechanics are awful. First, having to hold my phone horizontal is quite unnatural and I don’t know of any other mobile game that requires that play style. That leads into […]

Gets too hard, too fast, the game seems to be aiming for a difficulty where you never win, which really just makes playing frustrating, it doesn’t make me want to try harder when I don’t even come close to winning a single game in 30 mins of playing. The concept makes sense for the game, […]

1. Mechanics of gameplay are clunky and feel bad. Also, hitboxes for the purple objs. are weirdly narrow. 2. UX is rough – you can’t change settings or go to the menu from the pause menu? 3. You have to email them to delete your account 4. There’s no narrative or structure to the game, […]

I haven’t played long enough, yet, to know if Endeavor will help with focus, the one ADHD symptom that it addresses. It will be nice if it does. These are my impressions as of week 2: The game often exhorts players to “GO FAST!” I find the constant emphasis on speed, which is only one […]

The buttons sometimes don’t press. Targets sometimes don’t trigger even when you’re on them, but the game will tell you how much better you’re doing that once in a while when the controls actually work. Training my attention? Like hell it is. It’s training my submissiveness and ability to endure arbitrary negative feedback not based […]

Manage your subscription outside of the app in the Google Play Store to cancel it. Very short 7 day trial with a big price tag at the end. Would be less scummy to have the smaller but still expensive monthly rate waiting at the end. The game was okay. Very fast paced. I don’t think […]