Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Pay to progress
it's a complete pay to play now, there is no way to advance or get any legendary creatures without paying through the butt. the items that were for in-game currency have increased in price why?? the battles have been slowed down why?? The…
this game has the potential amazing is the devs actually focus on the actual gameplay and not money people will be playing this game Non-Stop it's completely different it will have you walking around the house scanning everything but…
would be a super awesome great fun game. But the problem is 2 huge things. I feel its just marketing research to find out what you buy. The second thing is the game seems very difficult unless you pay real money. very first battle is…
Paywall blocks the basics
this game has the potential amazing is the devs actually focus on the actual gameplay and not money people will be playing this game Non-Stop it's completely different it will have you walking around the house scanning everything but…
what is wrong with you the generator used to be free for years AND NOW YOU GUYS ARE MAKING IT COST UGH THIS IS DEPRESSING NOW THE GOOD APPS HAVE A PAYWALL UNLESS YOU WANT TO GRIND FOR GEMS OR WHATEVER TYPE OF CURRENCY YOU PEOPLE ARE…
It was good, I haven't played in a bit. I come back and you chose to locked the monster leveling loop behind keys you need to PAY for, Not good. I'm not paying to actually play.
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