Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
5 minutes into the game before a store purchase offer that's also FOMO type appears, within 10 minutes you can "unlock" store for more ingame purchases. Then there is occasional ingame flying pick up where you can watch ad for reward…
Kind of fun, but to advance you are almost forced to watch ads. You can't pay to not watch ads, and the game isn't interactive so you can't make up for it any other way. Terrible game design that focuses on money more than a good game.
Great game just like forge master but too many ad things edit: there is global chat! I just had to re login amazing game 👍
Pay to progress
Horrible, tons of p2w and ads. False advertisement. Don't waste your time. Anyone saying FM is bad compared to this has clearly never played both games.
The only thing you do is open loot boxes and pick what to keep or discard. Mini games are simple and require zero effort. Progression strongly encouraged watching a ton of adds and it's generally very pay-to-win.
game is trash u get banned in chat because people don't like what u say and report u like a child it's cheap and eazy to exploit it's a pay to win without the winning but have fun u will get sucked in until it to late and it has 5 star…
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