Project Clean Earth - Save the planet

This game shouldn't make you wait for energy to play. The snowball's slowing effect is too powerful, making it difficult to progress past level 14/15. Even when you spend real money, the enemies have way too much health. It's frustrating that three max level turrets, a flamethrower, and mines take so long to defeat just one enemy, especially with so many enemies on screen.

So, there are three reasons why I only gave this game three stars. First, the difficulty spikes dramatically around chapters 16-17, making it really tough to progress. Second, those snowball-throwing enemies slow you down so much that it's almost impossible to survive. And third, even though there are lots of things to upgrade, most of it is based on luck, which means you end up grinding for currencies just to gamble on upgrades that may not even help you. It can feel like a never-ending cycle of frustration.

The ads were not misleading and they don't pop up during the game. That's pretty rare for mobile games nowadays, so almost a 5-star rating! Plus, the game is really fun and high quality; it's a cool little rogue-like game. You should give it a try!

Imagine this classic scenario of dodging bullets in the center with all the upgrades you can get along the way and special items dropping down. Sounds pretty standard, right? But something feels off - it's like everything lacks originality. The upgrades, items, even skills outside the game seem too insignificant to really matter. And many hits and decisions seem more about luck than skill. It's almost as if the game was designed to lure you in with the appearance of a popular genre, only to push you to spend money on in-game currency. For a more fulfilling experience, try playing Magic Survival instead.

I tried this game for 7 levels, but it was kinda dull. The weapon upgrades weren't really noticeable except for speed. Also, all the bosses I faced had the same tactic: shoot from a distance then charge at you. It got boring quickly and felt too basic and repetitive. It's just another bullet hell game with no charm, not enough to keep players interested beyond an hour or so. There are much better games in this genre to choose from, so it's not worth spending time or getting invested in this one.

You know what? This game is super fun, but one thing bugs me. There are way too many yeti enemies sometimes, and it's just overwhelming with their slowing attacks. And don't get me started on the boss rush mode - it's tough! I reckon it would be more manageable if they sent out one boss at a time, then brought in the others with some breaks in between.