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Pay to progress
This game is either p2w or ad-based game, if you dont watch ad for them to get income, you have to pay them , the game difficulty is too much at early stages for you to not enjoy it more , also the graphics of the mobs is not appealing…
fun until you can't progress after around lvl or so. seems like any other P2W game. there's an option to purchase a $9.99 ad free and auto grab orb bundle. seems like that's the only way to maybe process. the ads come in troves so you…
Devs need to revise the game — I'm in Stage 3, but it's already in HELL mode. The game is too difficult and it's not in a fair state. This is like a P2W game!
No ad complaints
doesn't have timed resources to use to play story/trials which is great. rogue game with 4 classes that is not locked behind paywalls, just simply change weapon and your class is set. armor /gear based on combining to level up gear. I…
Fun, challenging and engaging, the way we upgrade, get achievements and moreover is really smooth. I really haven't enjoyed a mobile game in a while and I don't think I wrote a review before. No ads! you can watch if you need a revive or…
Game is fun and can be done without buying VIP cards, I decided I liked the game so bought a VIP card. perfect was AD free, extra chances on on bosses and mazes and all the other stuff that's great. I've gone back to buy again because…
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