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Misleading advertising
uninspired auto play. only thing you can do is move and tap stuff. You camp boss timers for loot, move to next area, rinse and repeat. First town let's you start crafting. Pick skills from magic or physical, you can change it up, level…
garbage. nothing like adds you false advertised this game 100% u need to fix adds you show game play that isn't part of your game developers like this should be removed ban and fined cause its getting old
is there a way to unlock the gameplay from the ad or is this just another bait and switch game?
Pay to progress
I've been playing for a couple days, so far it's a fun game. The way they keep you from leveling too fast is a timer on the bosses that you need to farm for gear. Zero ads and I've only spent 2$ and feel like I'm pretty strong. It looks…
They do a good job of hiding pay to win untill after your hooked. every resource in the game is scarce. You will need to buy silver and gold to keep up .. 10 pet pulls is 150k gold and out of the 1244 draws promised only 20 or 30 of them…
This game is heavily pay to win. The game runs terrible on almost any device, league has bugs in league gameplay that make it difficult to place people in groups, your chat constantly changing while your talking to someone forcing you to…
No ad complaints
I've been playing for a couple days, so far it's a fun game. The way they keep you from leveling too fast is a timer on the bosses that you need to farm for gear. Zero ads and I've only spent 2$ and feel like I'm pretty strong. It looks…
fun so far with no ads
very interesting game. no ads keep you busy. a must install.
What this app sells
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