Creepypasta

I love this app! I can read all my favorite Creepypasta stories, pretty much for free! I only have a few problems with this app: 1) It lags sometimes when I’m scrolling down. 2) Sometimes it won’t let me read the free ones, it just throws me out of the app. 3) I unlocked one of the locked ones [by watching an ad] and it still said locked. It’s not a big deal but I would like these things fixed. Really love the app otherwise, I always read a story before bed! (probably not the best idea but eh)

Alright, I just want to say I absolutely love these. You have a ton of short stories that I personally love. You also have medium sized stories, big stories, and huge stories, but you have to pay for most of those. Those stories are usually around two goes to read, or the biggest one. The stories can be organised alphabetically, or by the read time. And better yet, it tells you how long it would possibly take you to read the story. A lot of them you have to pay for, but it's only two dollars. I read some other reviews saying there were some "Classics", like BEN_drowned, Laughing Jack, but I haven't found those. But there are still amazing stories and I love basically all of them! Another nice thing is it's always on what you might call "Night mode", with a dark back screen and white text, and when you turn your device sideways, it doesn't, which is nice because I could lay on my side, and still read it easily. Sorry for such a long review, I just want to give as much good stuff about this as I can. The only reason I gave it four stars and not five is because I don't really want to pay money •~• But I love this app so much!!

They steal these stories off Reddit’s forum r/NoSleep. They leave the names of the users, but no link to an account or where to find them. They do not ask for permission to use this content, and is unfairly making a profit through it. Developers please, either make original content, share profits with creators, or at least ask for permission and leave links to their account for credit purposes. This is incredibly unfair, and I believe it would be illegal if the users had copyrighted these. To which I believe technically it is according to “Article 13,” which makes everything that can possibly be copyrighted illegal to take without permission; in the USA at least anyway. I may be wrong on this little fact, but please try to be fair about it. I would like to apologize if this sounds rude or disrespectful towards you but users on reddit are outraged by this, and I’m trying to help work it out in a formal, respectful manner and I’m doing my best to keep it that way. None of my stories have been used, but I am speaking on the behalf of the users who’s stories have been unrightfully taken without their consent. Please take this into consideration. ~r/NoSleep users

Not to bad I haven't had any problems with it yet. I think it's put together well where you just go down a list of stories and read which ever one you want and that's it. There really isn't much to it. I find when apps have allot of features they become more difficult to use but this one is pretty good. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that close to 95 percent of thousands of stories available are locked. The way to unlock them is by rating them (that's why I'm doing this) you could also download some other free app or you can pay for all of them one time. The fact that they want to pay makes me just want to go to their website and read as many stories for free.

I personally love creepypastas. To me they’re like late night scary stories my friends would tell by a campfire. That is, IF I had any friends to begin with, let alone those who actually like to tell stories. These stories range in quality and in size. Phenomenal for any time you have down time, and it’s also free, so why wouldn’t you give it a go and see for yourself? The ONLY reason I only give this four stars is because some stories contain small, really insignificant grammatical mistakes. I don’t like it, and it sometimes kills the mood of a good story a bit, but to many I’m sure it could be easily overlooked.