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
Don't waste your time. It's P2P unless you want to watch a ton of ads. Ad free is monthly not permanent which is a crazy thing comparatively. That will only get you so far though because there's a limit to how many ads you can watch each…
good game but full of adds and game crashes when ever add is loading
Game play is smooth on most levels. Some levels spike too high to complete. Arena and general dice roll mechanics are off. Takes too long to clear all the awards. Could be streamlined and use less animations and delays to increase actual…
Pay to progress
Exceptional gameplay, great art, smooth animations, and the battles can get pretty cinematic and nail-biting. As most gacha are, at the end of the day, it is P2W, but I will say that this game has lots of different ways to obtain…
Honestly I love this game but it slowly feels like its getting closer to pay-to-win. The last two characters have been impossible to get with the tickets they give you through completing quests. They've added skins with a currency you can…
The last 2 events are unreasonable. Free players can't get the heroes. At least all players can get (open) the heroes (5 cards) and the upgrades for the spenders (20 cards or whatever). Gonna turn to P2W game, sooner or later.
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