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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Game play is fun. It's an easy to learn and fast card game that still has a good amount of strategy. The card art is super boring AI pictures that they constantly reuse. They just change the borders so you may get a rare or epic card but…
$100 to remove ads is insane, and with this game you have to watch the ads to get enough resources to do anything. I hope they iterate because I would like to play this game, not just sit around watching long ads (15-120s in duration)
game is good and challenging, but there are too many ads, and multiple times, I watched videos for bonus rewards and the ad failed to provide the reward. update: rewards videos still failing at a high rate
Pay to progress
After making it through the first set of ranks I've only ever been matched with people I cannot beat, so I can't do anything without paying. Uninstalled.
awful game. unless u buying packs. nothing really to do to make money. match ups are bad to. it not just pay to win but it's pay to do anything
This game is fun but the reason for 1 star is it is pay to win game. You need to buy diamonds for the best packs and that cost alot.
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