Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Pay to progress
I liked this game at first. The thing is though, is that after a while you'll quickly realise how unbalanced this game is. Trying to start a franchise and making it successful is nearly impossible thanks to the "TP" system. You'll start…
Pay to win, the new updated made it more pay to win. Was a decent game, it's now a bad game. (Respones to dev) I feel like removing the ability to choose the starting point of your team was not the greatest idea, I understand that you…
At one time this was a great game. Now it's just another pay to win. Trade values are ridiculously unbalanced with the new version. I traded a 5 star 100+ rated QB worth 109k points that was immediately valued at 776k points on the team…
Paywall blocks the basics
This game sucks. Now you changed everything and now I have to pay for everything. That was free before game is horrible. And you can't even win unless you pay a bunch of money
Please fix fumbles quantity. Game clock glitches at end of games and is adding time. — At the end of every game when the opponent has the ball it will add time to the clock. I just lost a game where the time ticked down to 1 second. Then…
Need to hit the powerball to win — Unless you have unlimited funds you’re not going to be winning anything in this game at this point. Over the last couple years they have micro transactioned this game to death. They have removed so many…
What this app sells
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