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Misleading advertising
Pretty decent game. I was honestly expecting a Hero Wars ripoff, but it doesn't play like it (or how it's shown in the ads). False advertising is lame, but the game itself is well-polished. One problem is how fast you run out of energy…
This 'game' is highly predatory for monetary gains with a false ad. It's not F2P friendly. It's not even a pay to win. It's a pay to play scenerio intended for whales disguised as a game. It grants limited energy for the cost of it, and…
gave 3 stars because the game is sort of fun. But the game is 100% false advertising nothing about the previews in any ad is anything like the gameplay. Google really should do a better job venting these games out. No way to get energy…
Energy / timer gating
Pretty decent game. I was honestly expecting a Hero Wars ripoff, but it doesn't play like it (or how it's shown in the ads). False advertising is lame, but the game itself is well-polished. One problem is how fast you run out of energy…
I really enjoy this game. However, I agree with several others in that as the game progresses, it takes too much energy to gather resources. Most games give more energy as things take more. It is very frustrating when you collect one…
fun game but you can only play for a few seconds at a time. They do not give you nearly enough energy in the game so you have to wait until it builds up to 100 units. Then you need 21 items at 95 energy units to fulfill part of a quest…
No ad complaints
Great game. It's fun and challenging. No ads. I have only one negative about the game. Your energy gauge doesn't increase with the level of your character.
lots of fun. Great rewards on starting. No ads. I'm enjoying it.
Great adventure game. No ads, no getting attacked when you sleep. Nice update with speeding up the fights!
What this app sells
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