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Every dev that makes survival games or games of this nature need to take a note, this is how it's done. Not a glimpse of microtransactions, no ads, no energy that you gotta wait to refill, no farming for hours for materials, no gimmicks…
Its a rarity to pay 5 bucks and play a game on android for about 30 hours without any ads and microtransfers. After you finish the game there is a challenge mode and a dlc for free. Not a tripple A game but a good one for on the go. There…
No need constant internet connection means less battery drain. No ads no in app purchases (scams). Could use different gear or armor that change stats like armored wear that protects better but makes more noise or the opposite like…
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