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
game is good but too many ads. force you to subscribe
Do love a game that lock CORE features of it's game behind paywalls. Want auto-battle? Have to pay. x2, x3 Speed? Pay. Remove all ads? Pay EVERY MONTH for a subscription card. I swear cell devs nowadays are WORST than triple-A companies…
can't physically spend all of stamina/meats, the skip function is hidden behind paywalls on top of tons of ads in every corner -- not f2p friendly
Pay to progress
this game sucks, game is too hard, it's pushing you to p2w early in the game. Too few rewards, hard to earn game currency to pull, Lvl up mechanics is too bad (forces you in gacha so you can lvl up your units), DESIGNED TOO BE PREDATORY…
bad game. other game giving you many chapters first before you stuck with op mobs etc. this one? start from ch3 and then youll find it hard to go. rng? meh. p2w game.
fun game but Ads, pay to win
What this app sells
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