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by Toe Licker 1000

This game is fun and all but you run into a paywall after a certain amount of playtime. As F2P, after you finish all the chapters you have nothing left to do besides post and the only other main way to get gems is by joining competitions. Even then, you have to pray to god you’re able to get good placements in order to get rewards which is already difficult because the competitions don’t reward creativity, they reward the players who spend $100+ dollars on gacha sets or other expensive items that would take a F2P player a very long time to save up for, just to get all the luxury items that gets the voters attention. See how you end up running in circles here? The rewards F2P players get are merely scraps. The recent gem track is a disaster and straight up disrespectful that not even WHALES want it, that’s how bad it is. The quality of the outfit is not worth it for how much money/gems you put into it, especially when there are no guarantees. A F2P player cannot even try to get everything for free with just the daily rewards by waiting because it is not merely enough and that also doesn’t guarantee they will get any tickets. Greed is slowly seeping in with each event and gacha release, at the very least make the items worth it. If they keep mistreating F2P players like this, which is a very big part of their playerbase, this game will die like other companies have died due to greed.

by Tinorin23

This game is such a money grabber. For it to be 12+ game and mobile game there should be no reason why one should have to spend almost $100 dollars just to enjoy it. Even if your just using the game gems and coins you earn from doing quests it’s still annoying cause they barely give you enough gems or coins. The Gacha part of the game is also annoying cause they barely give you anything or just give you the same clothes and accessories over and over again even if you use 10 tickets u barely get anything which is clearly done on purpose to make you spend money on the game. There are way more better dress up games i’ve played like shinning nikki and life makeover which have better graphics, more quests, more activities ,and you rarely have to spend money on them plus they also give you a lot of coins and gems . This would actually be a really great game if it was fair and didn’t have its players breaking their bank just to get a small portion of the good items they have on the game . I’ve spent close to $50 or $60 on this game and barely get anything. I’m seriously just tired of giving this game more chances and my money . I also know i’m not the only one who’s complained about this game cause i’ve seen tons of complaints on social and the game reviews. The creators should be ashamed of taking advantage of people and kids playing this game .

by EmilyTheirin

I’ll begin this review by saying that I immensely enjoy what this game is at its core, and that I am a p2p player. As a game developer, I completely support ethical means of funding one’s game and adequately compensating its development team.

With that being said, regarding the new shell system: there is no excuse for releasing a set of items that even players who have spent hundreds to thousands of dollars on the game can’t collect in its entirety—not to mention how inaccessible these items are for f2p players. There is also no excuse for locking highly coveted items behind an inherently predatory gambling mechanic (the gacha), which seems every bit as likely to give you an item you don’t own or don’t care about as it is to give you something you actually want.

I think of it like this: even AAA games, which are meant to offer a complete experience and dozens to hundreds of hours of entertainment, typically cost no more than $60. MAYBE you’d spend around $100-$200 on a legacy edition that included real, physical collector’s items. No game on earth is worth the nearly $900 and months of in-game energy that it would take to craft enough items to exchange for everything in the new shell shop. I’d rather just pay up-front for the game itself, rather than pay for microtransactions, so that I can enjoy all of the gorgeous art and fun gameplay that this game might provide if it weren’t so exploitative.