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
Progression is painfully slow. Energy takes too long to refill, and the story scenes are too short to feel rewarding. Strawberries take forever to grow, yet customers constantly ask for high-level items. I've been trying to get onions…
The story is the only thing keeping me from deleting this game. The energy runs out way too quickly and isn't balanced with the size of the orders. It's become really difficult to complete two large orders in one day, and it's also hard…
no ads available to continue to play , need to wait for longer times to restore energy's, after posting the review I found this game storyline is good so far, but to play game need energy's unfortunately I am not getting energy's as I…
No ad complaints
This is one of the better merge games I've played. I love that there are no ads and the story is good. The only complaint is that as you level up, the orders require a ridiculous amount of energy to complete, but you find that with most…
Im only on level 7 but so far I really like it. The graphics are incredible, the storyline is good and no ads at all yet. The only downside I have found is that I clicked to take off the the merge hints yet Im still getting them. Thats a…
no ads available to continue to play , need to wait for longer times to restore energy's, after posting the review I found this game storyline is good so far, but to play game need energy's unfortunately I am not getting energy's as I…
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