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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Great Game Ruined by Ads. Literally super fun game, but the ads absolutely ruin the experience. Can't even pay for ad free. it costs $5 to skip 20 ads, and you can literally burn thru that in just 1 or 2 games. To do ANYTHING requires you…
An absolute ad fest. Everything in this game is locked behind an ad. Most of your inventory is locked? Watch an ad. Want to get the reward for collecting all NPCs in the area, but you have to rescue some of them in an "ad room"? Well…
Fun, but too many ads. there are bonus rooms that you have to watch a ad to get into, which i find ridiculous. especially when the level is extremely hard to beat of you dont do the bonus rooms. theres ads to expand your inventory, and…
Misleading advertising
all lies. the images and adverts are completely different from the game
If I found this game before Last Extract I might give it 4 or 5 stars. This is a lesser quality version. Also, the actual gameplay is not what was advertised and isn't even 3D.
another fake ad game. disappointed, and it is not what I hoped for based on the ads, but it was fun. finally deleted after several instances of the game restarting mid level.
What this app sells
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