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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
The game deserves better. I want to recommend this game, because it *is* interesting, but I just can't. If you want to make any reasonable progress, you have to watch *at least* 25 ads daily, and each of them is not the standard 30…
95% advertisement watching, generally double ad 60seconds per ad. It isnt one click per ad anymore either. You click, watch, wait, click again, which takes you out, click back in, click again, wait for x. It is insane. Pvp is trash and no…
Not f2p friendly. Yes you can grind free to play and watch over 23 ads per day just for a small power boost that gets you nowhere. Events are p2w. This feels like bit heros. You can play free but you'll pay to compete.
Pay to progress
It's solid. The art style is great, sounds are good, and the flow of progression is alright. The only complaint I have is that after a week of play I hit a wall. Even after summoning 10k+ weapons and heroes and leveling them up, I'm stuck…
pay to win. was loving it. but $10/ month to remove ads is a bit steep, or $40 for life. and can't keep up without watching ads. so I will uninstall. why y'all gotta be so greedy???
No forced ads, no huge p2w walls, actually fun and I find it huge that it actually needs internet rather than those weird bad mobile game that needs wifi even if there's no online, and also events are challenging. even tho watching…
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