Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Tries very hard to evoke csgo feelings, the visuals and gameplay are all for show though. Tactics doesnt do anything to enhance the visual appeal of the match, and the ads are horribly unbearable. This game screams cash grab. The worst…
A minimum viable product should not be charging so much, and if they do there should be purchase recovery or immediate refunds with apologies for progress impacts. Based on my experience and reading the comments, the dev team appears to…
Edit : 4 to 1 star for forced ads since 6 august. Bye bye. Weird game where you holding your own ranking is not better than losing it and regain the ranking back. if you are on bottom rank and downgraded, you can win cup easily to…
Pay to progress
Forced ads, Pay-to-win, extremely slow progress without paying. The progress I've made in 1 week is unnoticeable. The income upgrades don't seem to actually increase income. Income has not changed at all as far as I can tell.
Started out okay. the game can use a bit more guidance. but along the way you can see that this is a super pay to win game. and now they force adds so i have to look at a ad every few minutes. has potential but stop forcing a quick make…
I started playing and the first day looked like fun as long as I ignored the heavy pay to win. But after some hours forced ads just started every few minutes. They are non skippable forced ads. Don't waste your time. Uninstalled.
What this app sells
How a review signal works
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