“There is so much growth in the game to be had from all the home screen buffs, making it always feel like youre progressing. The game caught me off guard when the whole theme of hacking the p2w game, yet I don't mind it. The gameplay is…”
Public review signal · 400 reviews scanned · scope limited to review patterns.
4.7 ★2,884 ratings
50K+Downloads
9+Age rating
—App size
$2.99In-app purchases
About this app
As a game designer, I've contemplated the true essence of gaming.
In this profit-driven era, we found ourselves entangled in the swamp of commercialized games. However, as time passed, we realized it wasn't what we truly desired. Pay-to-win games, the incredibly difficult designs forced for payments, and the seemingly futile efforts in the eyes of "whale players"... Can these truly bring joy to players? The clear answer is NO.
After much contemplation, we decided to veer away from the wrong path. Thus, this anti-"pay-to-win" game was born at this moment. We transformed in-app purchases into a gaming experience. Players unlock features and all the game content that usually requires payment by cracking the game with the hacker, defeating the coercive power of the "pay-to-win" boss, and ultimately helping the game dev realize the meaning of true game design.…
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Developer replies to reviews
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Five-star share of ratings
80–89% five-star
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Pay to progress28 reviews · user report
Reviewers report clear pricing6 reviews · user report
Highlighted reviews
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“It's a great one time payment with p2w element(but still free, no need to pay more extra money), but can you make it easier for decomposition? Like an option to select all or by the level/grade, it's a hassle to select it 1 by 1.”
“So far seems great. The game is a bullet heaven, similar to Vampire Survivors or Brotato. The joy in this game comes from the design of the game itself. This game is MTX spam garbage but you have a helpful hacker buddy who unlocks all the…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 1.0.17.
What this app sells
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Business model$2.99
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