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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Misleading advertising
I wouldn't exactly call this a game. You pick a class, you give that class a name. Then you hit start game, enter newbie dungeon, and that's it. you do nothing else, except maybe hit equip on a piece of loot. looks like a game made back…
1 star because the ads are very misleading. I only downloaded the game because of how the ad looked and game play is vastly different.
I like MUDs. I really want to try this game but the text size is too small. ETA: Second time playing this game due to false advertising. When I opened the app I realized it's the same game I dislike and I'm uninstalling. Stop lying to…
Pay to progress
6 months: It's nearly impossible to figure out what anything does/where anything is. BAD screen gore. The guides are wrong & force you to install 3rd party apps to learn. Takes BILLIONS of gold or MONTHS to level up BASIC things by lvl…
so far im having a good time, it's a fun little rpg/idle game. im not finding the grind to be too much nor does there seem to be a big pay to win push. there are no ads while playing and I have found myself sinking hours into it without…
Huge letdown. The game controls poorly, I had issues with missing inputs, and the general controls and UI feel terrible for a mobile game. ontop of that, it's confusing as to what everything is. There's so much and tbh, thats not good…
What this app sells
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