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Aggressive ad load
Not bad, but ad positioning ruins it. You don't need to spend money to get top 50 just let it do its thing. Auto spell selection sucks. The ads for more loot or keys often don't work or you end up in some weird never ending add sequence…
I have tried watching the ads for more rewards, everytime the ad ends and i click the X or Skip button it takes me to the google play store, i then exit and go back to the game, only for it to reload and I didnt get any rewards, I have…
shovelware game, ad riddled mess, tutorial locks you out of what you are doing until you click where it tells you. it's just a copy paste of every other game in this style. they slapped a timer on leveling up to force you to watch ads or…
Pay to progress
Been playing for a very long time now, decided it's time to throw in my two cents. Absolutely love the game, rare to see a gacha progression system that doesn't feel predatory p2w. Buy no ads and this game is solid gold. Also join the non…
The fishing aspect of the game really just sucks and is incredibly boring. Also, the fact that the auto fish feature (A feature you can only use if you pay like 7 dollars) only lasts 30 days (I assume it does because it doesn't state that…
Game in itself is good, animations are very nice as is the overall art style and sound, can be played for free with optional ads however most of the core systems are time gated and even with ads removed you're still limited. I'm currently…
No ad complaints
no ads, very pretty graphics and fun progression.
it's a fantastic game I've been playing it for days it has no ads! best game ever
no annoying ads fun game
What this app sells
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