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
Not sure why devs think fake ads with gameplay that doesn't actually happen in a game won't be noticed, but it definitely was. That took a medicore game and made it terrible. No female PCs, Bob is as useless as a 5th wheel on a car, and…
the actual game play is nothing like the ad game play. stop making ads that are not like the game play.
nothing like the ad
Pay to progress
The game is great until you get to level 99 then you have to spend money to progress & it's never enough to get more than a couple levels. This game will drain your pockets. On other games premium means a membership that gets you daily…
Absolutely pay to win and when you do make a purchase it doesn't really help much at all. Moving around is slow much slower than the enemies and you're dead before you move most of the time again definitely absolutely pay to win
Very pay-to-win. Technically, yes, you can play it for free but you have to spend a lot of rral cash to get anywhere. Also, the "prizes" are a huge disappointment. Instead of giving you a whole itm, you get shards that you need 10+ of to…
What this app sells
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