Review signals only — 4 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Aggressive ad load
Too many ads — Not worth playing with the amount of ads and interface
AI, weekly subscription. — Title explains all. The game is clearly made with AI and demands either a weekly subscription or forces you to watch a massive amounts of ads to continue.
Too many ads — Every choice you are forced to watch an ad. Play for 5 minutes and wait for an hour or watch an ad to reduce time by 10 minutes. Or pay to remove ads.
Pay to progress
Don’t download this game — Don’t download this game worse game ever you have to watch ads on top of that you have to pay to continue play
Fun game but 1 massive problem — I do enjoy this game, but there’s one insurmountable problem and that is you literally have to spend real money to advance the story, you’ll run out of funds in the game and it becomes unplayable.
Pay to play — It’s fun until you get to the laws and you have to pay to continue. Y’all really can’t add some ads that we can click on so we can earn some extra cash so we can pick a law. You completely lost me knowing that you didn’t…
Energy / timer gating
Pay 2 Play — After becoming engaged and excited to play, in the beginning the game will require you to wait 45 minutes to continue with the story missions. You can avoid the wait with some more waiting watching ads or you waste hard…
GAME IS PAY TO PLAY — after about 3 minutes of actual gameplay, the game makes you wait an hour to continue playing (or watch an ad of course) thats fine no problem. what is not okay is: if you run out of in game currency there is no way…
Never in a game — NEVER in every mobile game NEVER have i had to pay to even continue the game, this game is just a huge cashgrab. At first i started to like it but then i get hit with a massive paywall to even play the game when im…
Paywall blocks the basics
Forces You To Pay! — This game is fun and has a lot of potential, but after a few minutes of playing, you are forced to pay real money (minimum $1.99) to continue the story. The game isn’t that good to be locked behind a paywall to even…
Picture of Greed — Absolute dog dung. This is the pinnacle of greed from a developer. After playing for about 8 minutes this game packs behind a ridiculous paywall. Not 5 or even 10 dollars to play it but a WEEKLY CHARGE. Delete…Do…
My review — Hidden behind a paywall after 10 minutes
How a review signal works
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