Epic Heroes - Strategy & battles

I'm liking it right now. The mini game is really hard but it's a nice break from the usual. Oh, and this game is super pay-to-win. It's almost impossible to get good stuff if you're playing for free or on a budget. The events don't give you much for going above the base limits in levels or materials. And it crashes a lot.

The game is not what it says in the ads. You need to save animals, but then there are battles that don't make sense. They take up too much time and you can't skip them. After saving an animal, I was forced to choose options I didn't like. I wouldn't suggest it to anyone who wants to play as they show in the ads.

So basically, they advertised a small game, but when you download it, you realize it's actually a complex space robot battle game with a story and loot. They did this because they know these types of games make more money when players get invested and purchase in-game upgrades. But most people were just looking for a simple time-killing game. No stars given.

Spending money is a must. There are numerous upgrades available, but no experience points awarded for battles. You earn some by finishing tasks, yet everything is expensive. Getting new heroes without spending money seems impossible. The drive to have the best team in order to stay competitive motivates you. However, it appears that reaching the top will require around $6700.

Imagine this: when you reach a certain point, a screen resembling old-school DOS programming suddenly appears to make it seem like the system is crashing. This makes it tricky to see where you're drawing the line. The aim is to throw you off so that you make a mistake and fail to progress. It's a sneaky tactic meant to trip you up. I'm aware of this deception, so despite the annoyance, I manage to keep winning and advancing. Just wanted to give a heads-up to those who might find this tactic frustrating.

So, there's this ad for a basic puzzle game, right? But when you download it, turns out it's this huge quest game with a bunch of stuff going on and taking up a ton of space on your phone. I just wanted a chill puzzle game to play when I had a few minutes to spare. The ad didn't really match what the actual game was like at all.

If the app matched the advertisements, I would have rated it 5 stars. What I found was totally different, but surprisingly fun. It's much better than what they showed in ads. I'd give it 2 stars until they fix the misleading advertising. The dino part only took me 2 days, and the levels were easy. Overall, quite disappointing.

I saw a game that made zero sense. The initial concept was drawing to protect from bees, which seemed cool, but when I downloaded it, it turned out to be a weird Sci Fi game with a never-ending tutorial. The actual drawing mini-game levels looked out of place compared to the rest. It's just another clickbait app, so don't waste your time on it.

The game is actually pretty good. When playing the save the dog missions, using a stylus makes drawing easier. You can play the game for free and progress well just to pass time. But if you want to be competitive, it becomes pay to win. It takes a while to level up the best heroes. Overall, I enjoy the game.

In this game, there's a 30-second AD that appears every two rounds, and each round lasts about 15 seconds. That means you have to watch a 30-second AD every 30 seconds. It's one of the most AD-filled games I've ever played. I prefer buying games that are enjoyable, but if I have to buy the game just to avoid constant ADs, I'd rather delete it. Avoid this game with its excessive ADs.