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I saw an add on Snapchat, and oh boy was I intrigued. I thought “oh, I wonder about all the people I will be able to meet.” I opened the app, excited but nervous, entered made a account (kind of confused how it got all the data to my account) and pressed next. At that moment I was hit with a paywall. The first 2 minutes of the app. You can at least play wizard 101 for some hours before you reach the pay wall. I was furious, so I went to the reviews to learn that people were having the same problems as I did. The reviews went back all the way to November, and you want to know what the developers said to the bad reviews? “We will fix it in the near future”. The near future is long gone plink industries. It’s been about 8 months. I am flabbergasted on how this app has a review of around 4.3. Yeah sure, I can try the free trial and see if it is worth it, but I am to scared to because I don’t know where I would go to cancel my subscription so I choose not to. Developers if you are truly reading this, then say the word “polka dot” in ur response. I just don’t think I should need a trial to see if I want to spend 20$ to meet people every month. I swear you could make money other ways with adds. So many gaming companies would throw money at you for adds on your app. Also the company won’t change anything if some of the community is giving them 20$ each month. They won’t have a reason to change it. Just please plink industries, fix your app.

Let’s talk about this pathetic business, First off they lure you in and make you pay $20 for an app that you have NO experience in as if i’m about to give you $20 out of my pocket and i haven’t even got a small peak of what the app is like . And i’m going to tell you why i gave them one star rating . usually it is very hard to find friends to play apex legends with because most of my friends are fortnite fiends and in result i’m queuing up with randoms that has no mic and are not communicating with me and that’s frustrating. I was scrolling through tik tok and i seen an ad telling me about this app and forgetting to mention that it is free with IN APP PURCHASES ONLY , the comments were going off on this app and i had a bad gut feeling but i went and found it anyways . i open the app excited to meet new people all around the world and !BOOM i’m hit with a $20 SUBSCRIPTION, i was thinking in my head that “ i could skip this” and that’s were i was wrong because they don’t give you an option to even look at the basics of this app it’s just like pay me $20 so you could see if you like it or not , and that is VERY VERY greedy. it’s been 2 YEARS and i haven’t been able to find a long lasting teammate they is willing to play apex and i really thought this app was going to change that but like most businesses, THEY ARE GREEDY and don’t deserve to get a near “4.3” rating .

The app lures you in with ads depicting almost a tinder-like matchmaking system where you get paired up with people that play similar games to you. Sounds great, right? Well once the veil is pulled away and you finish logging in to the app, you’re slapped with a forced subscription request of $17 a month! Now, the developer claims to offer a free version of the app that has the same features, but at a “limited frequency”. However, you have to begin the free trial and then cancel it to get to this. Why isn’t the free version offered up front and then have the subscription subtly pushed later? I then go to the app reviews and find that dozens of other people have the same complaint (polka dot). The more upsetting issue with the reviews, though, was the fact that the app was still rated 4.3 stars. So I thought “What could the people that rated it 5 stars have to say?”. Well 99% of the reviews didn’t say anything in particular about the app. Most of these reviews just say things like “My most favorite app!” or “Truly a life changing app! #1!”. You know, a very vague review that could be said about any kind of app. It’s likely they paid some business to inject thousands of 5 star reviews using bogus usernames and leaving vague reviews to seem more favored than they are by their own users. Truly a wolf in sheep’s clothing.