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Pay to progress
Came back to this game for the same experiences from my childhood and you now cannot do stunts to unlock bikes. This used to be a core factor of the game. Now we have to pay $20 a month for a slightly better bike. Completely pay to win now.
This game is incredible, but the pay-to-win system really lowers the quality of the game. I would like to support you guys by buying the kids/easy bike, but I will not sign up for a subscription service. Also, achievements are unlisted in…
It's devolved into a "Pay-to-Win" I've played this game since I was a kid, and now the bikes I used to be able to ride are hidden behind their greedy VIP Pass paywall. It's practically impossible to beat later levels without shelling out…
Paywall blocks the basics
This used to be such an amazing game. I had 3 stars in every level and all the bikes. I came back to see if there were new levels, etc. To my surprise, I've lost access to most of the bikes and they're now locked behind a hefty pay wall…
It's devolved into a "Pay-to-Win" I've played this game since I was a kid, and now the bikes I used to be able to ride are hidden behind their greedy VIP Pass paywall. It's practically impossible to beat later levels without shelling out…
All my unlocks are gone and behind a paywall now
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