We scanned 400 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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No ad complaints
Excellent MOO2 mobile clone...no ads cuz I spent a whopping 99 cents. My only beefs are the diplomatic options and the need for more races or design-your-own race during game setup. Otherwise a great time waster!
Rare and unappreciated gem on Android. Classic 4x, with a good balance in game mechanics, and surprisingly good UI considering it was one dev. If you like 4x, you'll like this. If you miss the oldest classic 4x games (Stars!, but way…
Great game! No P2W, no ads, and it has deep strategy.
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