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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Paid 6 bucks to remove two different unskippable ads for extra loot that is very needed. Still plays all ads. Not skippable. HORRENDOUS glitch for the payment of 6 bucks. Thats on me I guess. But, without having this means you will be…
Got tricked into buying the remove ad banner and game still plays endless ads.
Played for days but after countless ads watching, several levels finished now the game stuck at special box draw.Re-open the game but it going back to special box lobby and stuck there.If this not fix soon,then it's not worth it to…
Pay to progress
very fun, with easy to understand mechanics. it's also not time consuming or p2w in my experience a solid 5 in my book
this game becomes pay to win very VERY quickly. grinding for cards and money to upgrade becomes super slow very early on. it could be a fun game to play and waste a lot of time with, but I'm not paying crazy high prices just to beat the…
fun concept but very p2w literally no progression without, however what would make it better is not having to use coins to use extra cards for xp, honestly the worst part
What this app sells
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