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Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Misleading advertising
Fake ads. Only the first couple minutes of game playing is what they show you on app page. After that, it is just another city building game that is boring and time wasting. Should have read the Negative reviews before installing it.
BOring. Nothing like the AD.
Wish I could give it zero stars. Absolutely nothing like the ads. Not worth the space it takes up on your phone.
Pay to progress
Well-made game. Graphics and animations are high quality. The text is WAY too small sometimes. Biggest problem is that very quickly the priority shifts from mob game to base management. Upgrading, collecting, and buying. Pay-to-win…
it's just another building battle game. horrible platform. pay to win.
One of the most p2w games I have ever seen. Most op heroes locked behind a paywall worth no other way to obtain them. everything is expensive, takes a lot of time that you can ofc akin with real money and win all wars with everyone. I…
No ad complaints
So far so good; way simpler than heavier "RPG" styled counterparts ill say that... I mean, I just wanna SHOOT & FIGHT waves of stuff!!! lol Not necessarily think about how & why to build a whole city etc. Also, no ads so far!? Decent, fun…
great game to kill time on the toilet. no ads so far and im at the 5th stage!
Plays exactly like the ad! No ads, and very enjoyable. I will be recommending this to my friends and family
What this app sells
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