We scanned 400 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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No ads on Play Pass! You can play for just a few minutes or longer. Make sure you cloud save. The game is addicting. You can manage your pawn shop, hire, and upgrade shops and skills over time. The customers' dialog can get repetitive but…
PD for this game. Played it when it was free as well. Love the PD version, no ads, beat it twice. You play it in your speed. Plus after you beat it you can continue playing until you start another game. Needs more items, and the 3 star…
Like it. Fun and addictive. Keeps moving at a good pace. No ads that I've seen. Good variety of items and conditions.
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