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by Tonix's

This is a great game - at least, it would be. Rather than outright telling you that certain sections are inaccessible (i.e., pretty much the entirety of the game), you are forced to find this out on your own. The full game is around $24 to buy all of the expansions, $5 per area, but you don't figure that out until you've already invested a significant amount of time into the game, got to those areas, and found that they were blocked off.

This would be an amazing game if it were fully free, mostly free (with some paid sections), or even fully paid-for, but no. It instead pulls some weird bait and switch.

Again, almost ALL of the game is inaccessible, past the first villiage and a few small areas you can explore. It should be listed on here as an unpaid demo instead of a game, but instead they went the deceptive route. In short, don't play this game thinking it's a free game; it's not.

by Hajpaj014

i loved the game. i played through the entire first section in a day. then i got so excited to go to a new section only to find that each island is 5 FREAKING DOLLARS. that’s absolutely ridiculous. if you buy the whole thing it’s thirty dollars. i don’t feel like paying that much money on a mobile game. it’s so stupid. don’t download if you think this is free, ITS NOT. you will be thoroughly disappointed once you beat the first island. i am really sad that i don’t get to play through the entire game because it seemed so fun and cute. i guess i was wrong.

by Momocalbih

I was so excited about this game. And to be honest, it’s very fun and cute. BUT there was no indication that this is not a full game unless you pay 20+ dollars. I have no problem with this being a paid game, it’s good. BUT you are being deceptive to get people to buy your game and that’s just shady. Also this being the response to others with the SAME complaint:

“We understand that refunds can be relatively difficult, so we've chosen this sales approach to allow more players to experience the game first. We hope you enjoy your adventure!”

The “sales approach” is to get people invested in a game without telling them it costs anything and then throwing a 20+ dollar price tag at you. Id pay for this game, but that’s just too shady for me. You could just let people know this is a try before you buy. Hope this “sales approach” works for you but I won’t be purchasing.