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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Energy / timer gating
I hit a limit I didn't realize was there for messages each MONTH and now I have to wait 18 days 10 hours and 9 minutes to continue to play or spend $6 for 300 messages a month, $18 for 1000 a month or $55 for 3000 messages a month. While…
Enjoyed the game and then learned I have 60 free messages per month. I didn't experience any issues with the AI but wouldn't want to pay that much without being able to try it more first. I think the advertisement is false because if I…
good idea, bad concept. the idea that if i dont wanna pay i have to wait 24 days for me to continue? and even when paying a subscription you get very limited options. the free version should have a brief cooldown and the subscription…
Paywall blocks the basics
This game is a blast to play at first, but it completely traps you. It markets itself as a free app and gets you hooked on the story, only to hide a ridiculous paywall on the side. Once your tiny starter pool runs out, you have to start…
Everything you type is a "message" which cost money. on subscription they refresh after 30 real time calendar days pass! if you try to be creative, each text counts as a message and relies on random number generation which is heavily…
It may become a good experience in the future but right now its in rudimentary form. Game can't even display skills and feats properly so I doubt it actually uses skills and feats properly. Note to devs: it's okay if you want to hide full…
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How a review signal works
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