Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow Software

If you are a this app fan, you certainly should try out this game; it will warm your nerdy heart. But know this as I point my finglonger at you all as you already know - if you truly wish to enjoy this game, it will eventually cost real Earth money to get a sense of achievement or advancement. 20 bucks here, 20 bucks there. If you want to advance to a good point within the first 4 weeks, easily 100 bucks. Don't let that scare you off - consider it an investment. We already pay subscriptions and the like for game services, so in this case we are rewarding the development team's efforts and believe you me meatbags, they did a great job here. ...Now to the Bureaucracy #34 part of this review. I do wish the robot elders and developers of this game had ceased what with the upping the pace of achievements as the game progresses, resulting in little currency and character missions that leave you detached for long hours with little gains. Why should a player spend in-game rent and hard-earned mission money to level up characters after spending so much time and hard-earned chips and possibly even Earth money? It makes one feel like Bender when he had to be Santa. To the players, it comes down to this: do you have more time or money or love of this app? Download it and find out. It'll be fun on a bun.

When I first started playing this game it sent a congratulations message on being one of the first 50 players to download. I’ve played it for a long time now, watched it develop since the beginning. I wouldn’t still have it if it wasn’t enjoyable. If you’re a this app lover like I am, then you’ll see all the references from character sayings, to details on the buildings. There are clever limited time objectives that help keep the game more interesting. That way you’re not just leveling up characters and buying more buildings. This game requires your time and patience. If you have neither of those things, I don’t suggest it. To level up characters you not only have to have career chips, but a lot of money. The chips are over priced, considering you already had to win them to have them in the first place. Buildings that cost over 20k don’t even give you 100 cash for an eight hour time period. So if the money in this game was more reasonable, I suggest not paying thousands to level up a character one level, it would be perfect! It has a great concept, and I play this game a lot. Considering you need money to advance to get almost anything, it shouldn’t be as difficult to acquire. I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys this type of game, there’s an interesting twist that mixes it up from the usual gameplay.

This game is fun, I really enjoy it. I see a lot people talking about spending real world money on this game and how it’s a problem so they delete it, but I haven’t spend a single dollar on the game. Everything in the game is free, it just takes time. Which apparently nobody seems patient enough to wait on. I’ve already unlocked all the available districts and I’ve gotten there without spending a penny. Yes it takes time to refuel the ship to do missions, so what. Watch an episode of this app and come back and you’ll have a little of your fuel back. The pizza that CAN cost real world money is free, you can get between 2 to 5 slices of free pizza a day on the game which is what allows you to make things move a little faster if you so choose to use it. Point is, if you are a real this app fan, this game is great. The voice acting is awesome, the text keeps personalities true to their characters and I love every line of dialogue I read. If your impatient and want to burn real world money on your games, that’s your choice, but don’t rate the game badly simply because you made that choice.