It’s a fun little game to lose yourself too. Big bonus is it doesn’t force you to see ads like at all, no playing the game for a bit then show you ads or when you get to a certain level to show you ads, nothing like that in this game. It can. The biggest negative, is how may things the game trying to get you to buy things. It wouldn’t be that bad, but the prices on some of the things are overkill. Want to get some extra resources from your run from a game season pass? $30, you want that new ship? Another $30. Even the events has season passes too. There’s too many systems that they try to make you pay for by giving you the option to pay for the premium path. It wouldn’t be so bad if everything in the game didn’t cost you $10-50 to unlock A premium pass. Cut out some of the systems or at least lower down the price on the things and I’m sure more people are willing to buy things.

To summarize the ad that I watched made the game a lot simpler than what it is. This game has a lot of loot boxes which a lot of players do not like due to the fact that the chances of getting the thing you actually want are very slim as well as the fact when you first start up the game you get a $30 price tag pop-up which is a little arrogant on the game develop considering I could’ve made this game in my sleep and I’m not even a developer I might be a hypocrite for saying that, but I want to say it Owen and all of your ads that played in the game to get double XP and what not break the sound so you can’t hear the killer music the developer made I always wonder why James that wants you to spend money inside them play ads about other games from other it seems counterintuitive, considering I might like the ads of those games and then go play them instead of the game play through your ad it seems like it would be better like grocery stores and things that are not game related at least from a profit margin stands

Deep progression, lots of ways to do so. Gameplay is fun and easy to pick up. Events are something I waited for, like Void. Plenty of abilities to watch ads to gain items and alter gameplay in other ways if you don’t want to pay to play. No ads is quite pricey, but I don’t mind watching endless ads. Just not forced ones, which I never experienced in this game. Same ads play over and over. One of them gives you a fairly decent playable demo. Which I ended up looking forward to playing. Pops up all the time. I forgot what I was watching ads for. I’m downloading that game to cut the middle man. Hopefully I’ll see an ad for y’all in the future. I don’t really keep a bunch of stuff on my phone. Great game. Just a weird way to play Cell Survivor.

I don’t normally write reviews, this might be my only review ever — this game is fun and you don’t have to watch a single ad or buy anything if you don’t want too. It doesn’t force ads and everything is mostly obtainable through raw time. But there is a point you reach naturally where the game purposefully scales incorrectly which causes any upgrades and all previous maxed upgrades to apply no difference to the current planet you are on and the game becomes incredibly boring and time consuming just to move on without purchasing anything. You can be maxed out on every previous stat and the planet will literally block you/damage you on round 2 when this should definitely not be the case (considering the past 20+ planets I did didn’t do this) its actually ridiculous and ruins the game once you reach this point. PvP is 100% pay to win, if you don’t pay for the latest stuff or special ships with extra weapon slots you will get dusted.