Review signals only — 3 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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I don't remember Chiikawa featuring this much gambling... — And I mean, there is a *lot* of gambling. Sure, it's not required most of the time, and they do give you plenty of rewards that make it so you never have to pay, but it's a bit…
Te amo Chiikawa — All ads are optional and genuinely do not matter, the game is a brain off click-click game
Good idler with some annoyances — Chiikawa Pocket is primarily an idle RPG, where character attacks are automated and you earn money passively this way. Battle mode is easily the most fleshed out portion of the game and your progression…
Pay to progress
uwa — game is good but it slows down and becomes pay to win.
Great but definitely pay to win — Great game for Chiikawa fans with cute art and animations. The game progresses fairly slowly but I like just doing the daily tasks. You can get some high tier skins and items for free from events but most…
I LOVE! — This game is so addictive and if you’re a Chiikawa fan you’re going to love it! My only thing is that you can only get costumes with real money or through events…I really wish there was a way to get them with in game currency…
Paywall blocks the basics
So cuteee just one issue — honestly i love this game, but i wish the other characters variants werent behind a paywall :( otherwise id play much more often. i also wish that there was different characters to have in interact mode besides…
Outfits behind the paywall — Honestly it’s fun, but why does the outfits need money to get? Why not put the outfits in the Gacha system instead?
best update ever — I played this game since its first release,, and happy to even hv anything chiikawa related especially an app!! But I hated the ads and fr felt like everything was behind a paywall- so i stopped playing recently but I…
How a review signal works
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