Hmm, I would say my experience with gPlay is that the signal-to-noise ratio is very high, often even when you specifically know what you're after, it can be har

Hmm, I would say my experience with gPlay is that the signal-to-noise ratio is very high, often even when you specifically know what you're after, it can be hard to find the app you want and not an imitator. It also goes to great lengths to get promo/featured apps and games in front of you, no matter what. Also the filtering leaves a lot to be desired, for example there's no way to look for a game that has no advertising and no IAP, just a purchase price (the cynic in me assumes that's because of Google's priorities). The Apple App Store (I only deal with it on macOS) has fewer, better apps, but even less filtering/sorting, and maddeningly no kind of wishlist/bookmark, so I sometimes see something passing and mean to check it out, but then can't remember and never try again.