Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Misleading advertising
Wow, what a just plain bad game. It's just another Goddess style afk idle waifu cash grab game, utilizing misleading ads, etc, to get people into the convenience binge spend state that are beginning to be more and more heavily regulated…
Gave it a more than fair shot of over a week before uninstalling. Their ads are false advertising - there is 0 gathering/crafting all you do is pay(because draws to advance are so limited) to play and battle through stages and then get…
falsely advertised as a lewd game but is in reality another copy paste gacha game with a terrible chat filter, can't even say "My bad"
Pay to progress
Waste of time pay to win game. Be warned if you decide to try it DON'T randomly upgrade any girl without checking on whether they are worth it and/or are easy to obtain dupes of. If you make a mistake you can rollback but it requires a…
In this game almost everything is p2w. when I get some rare characters I'm happy but that was nothing because you need real money to updrage your character to become stronger and faster. The top up notification is really annoying. I just…
It's an okay game. When you begin playing don't expect to get any of the skins, and new characters, you have to pay money. You may get one of them after the login days. After that you have no ability to get any more without paying for it…
What this app sells
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