We scanned 400 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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No ad complaints
I love this game. The Gameplay is fun, the levels are challenging and the amount of playable characters is a decent amount. There are also no ads and the storage this game takes up is small and it isn't costing on any device. I would…
Really fun game and at a fair price. No ads just fun, fun, fun. This is how games should be: no ads, no in app purchases. Just pay the price upfront and enjoy the game. Gets challenging but that is part of the fun. Well done Gameloft…
No ads, no real-money shops, quick unlockable Shadow, and an item that has a in game description of "Deflects Eggman's yellow balls" so what more could you want? It's fun, btw.
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