Candy Crush status: app issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Candy Crush reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Candy Crush users through our website.

• Glitches (36%)
• App Crashing (24%)
• Sign in (16%)
• Microtransactions (13%)
• Online Features (11%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Candy Crush outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bormes-les-Mimosas	Glitches	1 day ago
Hayes	Microtransactions	2 days ago
Antwerpen	Sign in	10 days ago
Lille	Glitches	13 days ago
Shelbyville	Glitches	13 days ago
Le Puy-en-Velay	Sign in	16 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Candy Crush Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Sassy Southern Blonde (@SassySouthBlond) reported 3 minutes ago

  @60Minutes This man has pushed for unaffordable healthcare for years and now wants to pretend people not being able to afford having kids is due to women playing Candy Crush. People working in govt are so out of touch of reality.

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  Lord Vigilant (@Lord_Vigilant_) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Anaya_sharma876 Crash... shove ads down my throat... try to force me to use Bing and Edge at every chance. I really wish Linux did a better job of showing me ads for Candy Crush and a search engine that has only gotten worse lately... Linux needs to master how to SUCK LESS

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  make halloween once a year again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@PumpkinGator) reported 5 minutes ago

  I am not normally a gambler, I sometimes do lotto but usually forget, anyway, I recently went on a website to bet for Restore to win the general election and after I spent my money I had some change, about £2.50 and though I’d draw it out and buy an online lotto scratch card but I remembered I hate them and noticed there were games on the betting site like online bingo, roulette, and some candy crush looking games. Well, I like roulette, we had a toy mini table as kids and the other side was a mini snooker table. Me and my siblings spent hours in the summer holidays honing our psychic skills, trying to guess or mentally will the ball to land on a number. So I thought, why not? It’s only £2.5. I like roulette. So I clicked on the game thinking ‘how does this work is it like online scratch cards and already decided?’ and it was a real roulette table and someone spinning the ball 😮 I thought this looks like it costs money to run and there can’t be many people playing cos it’s 4pm I thought it was just me and maybe another person playing for some reason, But then after the ball lands there’s a rolling list of the account names and their wins ; some were wining small others BIG. ‘If that’s what people are winning wtf are they losing?’ And then I remembered I saw another type of roulette advertised on the site and so I went and checked and yes there must have been at least half a dozen different live roulette games happening at once, and then there were other genres; poker, horse racing, one armed bandit type games, etc That was just one website. So, anyway I’m starting to suspect the UK has a gambling problem on a scale I dread to imagine Anyway, I like Roulette, so I put my change on the roulette table won a bit and left as soon as I had doubled my money. I still got those psychic powers from my teen years training But I can’t stop thinking about what I saw; so many opportunities to gamble Should adverts for gambling be banned? For the first time I think maybe we should have food stamps style benefits for people so they are not tempted to gamble because surely some are.

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  Mr. Ant over lord secret burger (@chewyantz) reported 12 minutes ago

  @fishstark @BenSasse Its going to be really fascinating to watch the candy crush people not working, addicted to porn, and drugs try to pay for the 16 weeks. Then when they all run out of kids for the 16 weeks watching their society go into free fall will be a larf.

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  God Arguments (@ArgumentsGod) reported 14 minutes ago

  Dying of cancer and still afraid to actually talk frankly about the true problems facing people. No, it isn't Candy Crush, the game primarily popular with housewives.

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  papuc (@turtledome) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Grummz Unbelievable they have 2500+ people working on… Candy Crush !?

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  Mr. Ant over lord secret burger (@chewyantz) reported 17 minutes ago

  I suspect the 16 week half is not going to have a lot of working people and they will all be addicted to candy crush, porn, and meds.

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  craig shostak (@mymets86) reported 20 minutes ago

  @msSharanKaur the problem isn't the census, it's Mr. Candy Crush delivering it.

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  ojere (@OjereHighstar) reported 23 minutes ago

  Some girls, konji go dey finish una, to talk na problem, una go lockup dey play candy crush.

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  Ben (@GWash509) reported 24 minutes ago

  @WestsideLAGuy Candy crush is just the first thing that his boomer brain could think of, but his broader point about smart phones is likely true. The problem is definitely deeper than raising costs or lack of social programs.

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  Mr Briggens (@mrbriggens) reported 26 minutes ago

  @dissidentwest I rely on Facebook...to login to Candy Crush. Am I going to lose all my progress?

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  Skol Rant (@SkolRant) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Hockey_ftw Sasse is blaming culture that is *shaped* by policy that *he supports* — policy that actively harms parents and makes it more difficult to have and support children. He’s telling you it’s Candy Crush and you’re believing it while he’s the ******* problem.

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  darkprometheus112 (@darkprometheus1) reported 33 minutes ago

  @JohnnyGaming9 @khaliltooshort Yeah this isnt true because men and women play different genres entirely which is where the issues in making games are. Also, this stat likely includes mobile gaming which is a joke. The stats need to show how many people console and apC game. Not mobile. Every phone had candy crush on it for example. That doesnt mean upu are a gamer.

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  Ryan (@Ryan25700722538) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Roo_VT See, the problem there is that mobile games skew the statistics and candy crush isn't exactly what people are talking about when they talk about video games.

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  The True Believer (@BB4294842972954) reported 34 minutes ago

  @60Minutes The GOP is great at giving the wrong answer to the right problem. "Candy Crush" lol

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  Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) reported 36 minutes ago

  @JaredStillman And no one told me he was sleeping and playing Candy Crush while others were doing their work. May have had issue last, those were not them.

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  Bobert (@LegateSprinkles) reported 37 minutes ago

  @60Minutes Ben Sasse is also an idiot. Anyone can point out issues, idiots think people arent ******* over Candy Crush

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  sasha ࣪𖤐.ᐟ (@sashitape) reported 37 minutes ago

  Candy crush needs to fix itself ASAP

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  Purple Christian (@deeppurplexian) reported 38 minutes ago

  @thomaslhorrocks It’s both, my good sir. Candy Crush is just shorthand for the problem he means to indicate, and I think you know that. But that’s a micro reason. One macro reason is what you correctly mention: It’s much harder to afford early-20C domesticity than Boomers would like to believe.

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  tshi art (@ArtTshi) reported 42 minutes ago

  @_laurabee_x @johndrewmarkley The problem is that those deceptive stats benefit no one -candy crush players don't care about the "gamer" label -male gamers are upset to be lumped in with candy crush players -female gamers are upset because it groups them with the wrong demographic ("women" instead of "gamer")

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  Kris (@Kris_Kristoff16) reported 44 minutes ago

  They’ll blame candy crush before they’ll blame the actual problem…

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  Dustin McComas (@DustinLMcComas) reported 45 minutes ago

  I don't have enough space on here... a few things: -US birth rates have been declining since 2007 -a part of the recent decline is a significant decrease in teen pregnancies -the Candy Crush analogy was incredibly lazy -between the healthcare system, lack of paternal/maternal paid leave, rising cost of living in general, and insanely expensive costs of childcare, there are many financial factors that make affording children extremely difficult and not to mention the time/flexibility required for two working parents -while Sen. Sasse was in office, he called ACA/Obamacare 'arguably the worst law in our history.' Regardless of your opinion of ACA, it mandated maternity coverage, which was a huge win for new moms; prior, people could unknowingly be stuck with massive hospital bills. -I imagine the younger population is a bit frustrated with the current outlook for jobs, finances, owning a home, the general state of society, etc.

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  Thomas Birch (@TBirch86) reported 47 minutes ago

  @KoryNParker @Taxeconomist I feel for him and his family, but hard pass. I’m tired of the media trying to get us to listen to this guy. He’s so out of touch. Saying Americans are playing Candy Crush instead of having babies…he’s done nothing to address affordability issues during his tenure in the Senate

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  Jake McCoy (@jakehmccoy) reported 48 minutes ago

  This is, of course, totally in bad faith but if you extrapolate "ban candy crush" to what Sasse actually means, I would take the "ban candy crush" side as the heavy favorite. There is no amount of money or accommodation that will restore fertility. Yet another problem that we have tried and failed to GDP ourselves out of.

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  crtweeting (@crtweeting1) reported 48 minutes ago

  @thomaslhorrocks His “Candy Crush” meant being online and disconnected. Explain people not dating, social issues, depression. When isolated, don’t have children.

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  Mustang Sally (@Lo_rey22) reported 49 minutes ago

  lol they live bringing in some random, “hip” item that only shows how out of touch they are - avocado toast & candy crush are to blame for all our problems

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  Lensar Dawn (@Lensar_dawn) reported 55 minutes ago

  @MR3Dev It's because dev teams are bloated with a bunch of fake girl boss jobs for non-gamers. Because so many devs now are non-gamers, they can't compete in the arena of ideas regarding design and gameplay. Cause the only game they ever played was Candy Crush. So they instead focus on every possible thing possible EXCEPT gameplay because they don't understand it. This is why we get such a push for accessibility. "Blind people aren't competitive in our racing game, how can we solve this?" Or "some people have anxiety, how do we make it easier for them to complete all the achievements, too?" These non-gaming girl bosses scour the internet looking for feedback and complaints they can champion like they're feeding the poor or saving the world. This is why we end up with 15 page options screens, because a girl boss found the one person n the world who has a specific edge case issue and so she advocated for an obscure option until real devs finally gave in to shut her up. Or maybe you're making a card game, but non-gaming girl bosses like Anita Sarkeesian demand you add a "phobia mode" for people who might be triggered by the names of certain cards. When you're trying to ship a game and you're carry 30-50% of a dev team focused on everything EXCEPT the gameplay experience itself, you can start to understand why games are so ******* expensive to make.

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  Gregg Carey (@greggcarey) reported 58 minutes ago

  @fishstark @BenSasse Replacement rate in Sweden is lower than the US at 1.4. They have like 60 weeks of parental leave. There is a broader issue at play than candy crush or parental leave.

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  . (@NoApologies999) reported 58 minutes ago

  Buddy thinks we stopped getting married and reproducing bc of candy crush and not bc of a system that encourages 20 year olds to enter the working world with 6 figure debt in this real estate market. And people vote for this

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  mmm...lemonheads (@mmm_lemonheads) reported 60 minutes ago

  @PiereChangstein @TheJFreakinC This issue is, obviously, far too complex for your feeble brain. The legislators that passed the VRA would look upon you as they would a child - wonderous but woefully ill equipped to grasp the gravity of the subject matter, and the moment. Perhaps a round of Candy Crush?