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by Awesomeston

My highest gear is level 16. It cost 27m to add a new gear which could be a level 1 gear. It takes 8 level 1 gears to make a level 3. It takes over 2 thousands to make a level 11 gear. The game pushes you to add more gear through watching an ad. Also level 1 gear does less then double of a level 2 gear in income. After level 8 that no longer is true for merging gears. A level 9 gear does less then 2 level 8 gears. They should always at least double in income when merging them. If this was an idle game I could see myself getting into it but the offline earning is a joke. There is no ascending or prestige. Also the game looks nothing like the pictures.

by Corbden

Fun gameplay, or it could be but for the constant pop-ups, flashy on screen distractions, ads for everything, even purchases required for basic functions of playing the game, EVEN after paying for a subscription and "no ads." Sure, you get a stack of ad tickets, but since you're constantly using them to buy things necessary for progression, and constantly being nickled and dimed with pop-ups asking for another $3 here and another $4 there, it's a big slog that feels manipulative, gross, and not fun. Oh, and all that shiney ADHD-promoting on-screen distraction causes lag and sluggish, ugly graphics.

I have no idea how this game has so many high ratings. They're either bought or a lot of people have no self-respect. But then, it's difficult to find a game that isn't like this these days, even if you do have money (like me) and are willing to pay it for a good experience. This is not a good experience.

by Adelong1230

For those that want to save themselves time and money, please read as it exposes ethical practices this publisher does.

Bought this game and it’s super fun. Even paid for the ad free version. Now they do state that if you want to unlock other parts of the game you do have to watch some ads, which is okay. Only problem is, they take a highly unethical approach which is, the ad pops up and plays for three seconds, then gives you and option to click away, then says “you need to continue watching”, then plays for another three seconds and pauses again — it’s basically multiple ads within one video drawn out. The reason they have it setup this way is so you are coerced into spending money on their “skip ad tokens”. Brilliant marketing strategy, but also highly unethical even after you’ve “paid” for the ad free version.

Note: most other publishers do not bait you with the extended ads that this publisher does on purpose. This actually is the first time I have seen this unethical marketing practice.