Projector Screen Simulator

Name: Projector Screen Simulator
Rating: 1.4 (124 reviews)
Author: Mariya Ivanova

By: Mariya Ivanova

Simulation

Features & Capabilities

Projector Screen Simulator is a playful Chrome extension that mimics a projector screen for entertainment. Use selfies or photos to stage yourself and friends in movie-like scenes, and explore different projection patterns to change the vibe of each moment.

Note: This app is for fun and does not provide a real projector. It’s a joke-style game where you act as the star in a mock cinema, shoot playful clips, and share the results with others. Your feedback is welcome to help us improve the experience.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Mariya Ivanova

Rating:

1.40

(124)

Version:

1.8 Last updated: 2024-05-31

Version code:

866350042

Creation date:

2016-01-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

157.14MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 217,650 ▼ 505

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Developed by:

Mariya Ivanova

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/projector-screen-simulator/id1071199565

Website:

https://marygames.org

User Reviews

Most reviews condemn the app as a misrepresented, in-app simulator rather than a real projector. Users complain about a confusing setup (select wall, take a photo, press projector), heavy ads, and wasted time. The core promise of projecting onto a real wall or device screen is not met; the app simply displays a photo on an in-app wall. A few praise the concept as entertaining when it works, but those positives are rare compared with the widespread negatives.

Pros

Concept of projecting onto a wall (even as an in-app simulator) has appeal for some users.
A few reviewers describe the in-app projection as 'cool' or visually appealing when it appears to work.
The app provides a novelty projection experience within the app that some users find entertaining.

Cons

Not a real projector; the app only simulates projection on a wall inside the app.
Workflow is confusing and not intuitive: you must select a wall, take a photo, then press a projector button.
Widely perceived as misleading or a scam; many users warn it’s not what it seems and to avoid downloading.
Ad-heavy experience and time-wasting; users report spending long periods with ads trying to figure it out.
Functionality is extremely limited (only one photo at a time, cannot project your phone screen), making it impractical.

Recent reviews

It took way longer to download than it should like I waited almost an hour worse app ever

by Cj*****, 2026-05-25

This is the worst app ever any trick people into getting it and download it for it to have use and make it seem like is the best app ever. When is the worst app ever, and all he does is trick people in manipulate people into buying their app for downloading the app. You really should earn a zero because when people are really trying to get a projector, you just sit there and make the get app and get money for.

by bi*****, 2026-04-18

Once I downloaded I pressed to play and it tells you to pick a wall and once you pick a wall, it makes you take a picture of your wall, but you don’t really take the picture you hit the projector in the top left corner once you hit that you can’t do anything else. It took me so long to figure this out then I went to go look at the reviews. Everyone says that it’s bad do not download.