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What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Besides the fact that the game blatantly ripped sprites from the Klei game Don't Starve, the mid game ads are often really long and disrupt momentum, this is the only game I play where at least 1-2 in 10 ads it tells me the reward was…
lots of fun, very addictive but lots of ads. DO NOT BUY THE REMOVE ADS IT DOES NOT REMOVE ALL ADS. All the remove ads does is take away that single ad you get at the end of a level, it doesn't remove the ads for building boosts nor does…
I'd rate this game 4 stars if it weren't for the fact theres an ad every 5 seconds. Even if you challenge yourself to not get extra perks from watching an ad, the game punishes you for even playing it by forcing you to watch another ad…
Pay to progress
Unplayable unless you watch multiple ads every round. Pvp and yet fully pay to win. Hard pass.
just like the ad. only completed chapter 2 so I don't have much to say on it. it throws pop ups for pay to win. options for ads to gain items during battle and other areas of the game. no ads so far at random. style is nice. very Don't…
I played this game long time now. When you reach certain lvls it became pay to win. I have over 800 draws, not a single legendary draw. Its false advertising pay to win. The events is not obtainable unless you spend. Example: you need 200…
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