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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Aggressive ad load
The UI needs a ton of work to be acceptable. They've clearly made choices that weaponize consumers impulse control to be used against their best interests. Barrages of FOMO pop up ads. I'm left wondering if I'd trust this game in the…
The game is basically unplayable if you don't throw exorbitant amounts of money to progress. Even the beginner banner with Medabee is not obtainable without spending money. DON'T EVEN TRY THEIR GAME, but if you do, be prepared to go…
Monitization everywhere with insane prices as high as $89.99 USD from what I've seen. Full of ads if you go the F2P route with brutally slow progress, even if you do daily missions everyday. Server issues where it'll randomly say, "Failed…
Pay to progress
The monetization is far too aggressive. There's not much game here besides the constant notifications telling you about the dozens of different packs available for far too much money. There's also no end to the money-pit - nothing you…
It's fun but heavily pay to win. it doesn't seem there is much here beyond corporate greed... there's no story, the gameplay is repetitious and uninspired, the game only gives you summon items for irrelevent bots so your only option for…
I am an early supporter since Day 1, when the game was JP only. Game is horrifically P2W and does not bother hiding this fact at all, the localization when it was ported to EN is very bad and was hugely unnecessary for characters that…
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