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Aggressive ad load
horrible game.... its 5 of the exact same levels repeated over and over. its full of ads that you must watch. this is just an ad farmer for someone's retirement. one 9f the worst gaming experiences
ap keeps restarting my game, i will be deep on a level with great gear, 3 weapons and rescued 2 survivors and then the pop up ads will happen but you can press the X button on the right hand hand corner and it puts you back on the game(…
to many adds wasting my time not recommended this idiot game for rich people only
No ad complaints
All is well. Ad free is literally no ads. Game is consistently challenging. We need more level designs. Granted the difficulty is higher. 2 or 3 mixed in would great.
Awesome game once I purchased the ad free, even though it's a lil easier now it's still challenging. Having some issues with some levels freezing my whole tablet. I have enough memory I stopped playing it because of this. I purchased the…
Fun to play and a very stable on Android. 3 stars for the massive amount of ads. It's fun enough I would consider doing the ad free but not for $25. I enjoy playing but I'm on the verge of uninstalling due to the ads
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