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So i know the only reason you found this is because you were playing some other Voodoo game and they freely advertised this game to you. You saw the little dude carrying wood and chopping trees and making forts, and thought “hey let’s get a satisfying Voodoo game to play for a day and then ditch.” To be fair, this game is exactly like the advertisement (i’m saying this because most other games are nothing like the ad) to some extent. but, like all flare out and die and make some quick cash Voodoo games, you play this for an hour and you are caught in an endless loop, fighting in the same 5 formats, buying upgrades for your towers, and gathering wood to get the next base upgrade. i would say the ads are horrible, but they can easily be bypassed by airplane mode. this game is a perfect example of a game that the devs put more effort into advertising for than actually making gameplay more enjoyable(some other games like this include Top War and City Takeover). overall, it’s kind of satisfying, but realize it will not last and you will be bored quickly

The most efficient manner of beating a game should also be the most fun. That’s the golden rule for game design. The inclusion of the spinning wheel in this game completely ruins that. The spinning wheel increases its payout proportionate to how many coins are in your balance. Spinning risks nothing as long as you go through an ad. So you’ve got yourself a literal exponential coin growth source. Within a couple hours, I’m now at 7 quintillion coins. Yes, quintillion. I could keep going, but there’s no point. I can now spam upgrade every item in my camp by the hundreds, repeatedly getting popup ads, and my coin balance won’t seem to decrease at all. The castle is also fully upgraded at level 8. All mobs are now a one hit kill for me. It’s not fun at all. But you know what? Neither was doing it the “normal” way. The slow way. The equally repetitive way. This game is empty. It’s got potential, but it’s so lacking in content and variability that simply sitting there through ads while spinning a wheel was more rewarding, in both senses.

This is just yet another game where the developers make it blatant that they weren’t trying to make a decent game with players in mind. YOU - the player - are the product. They made a game where you’re basically giving them free labor as a useful idiot who sits and watches ads over and over. I’ll admit that this game is much better than some of the other games just like it. At least it takes longer to realize that this game is going nowhere. You play it for a day or so and then it becomes obvious that the game is pretty pointless and there is no progression past the first couple of times you level up. But, again, that’s the whole idea. If you keep playing this game you’re just giving them free money by being an amateur ad-watcher.