This game is basically Train Station 2, but with boats. Which isn’t a bad thing. It’s cool. But just like Train Station 2, after the first few hours, you quickly get to a point where it’s basically watch ads or spend real money to not have to wait a long time to progress, or you guessed it - wait a long time to progress. You get to a point where to complete jobs, you need a LOT of X, Y, Z product but to get said product will take you hours and hours. BUT, hey, spend a couple bucks here and you don’t have to! It’s the basic formula for pay to “win” or progress mobile games. It’s how they get you. Along with the FOMO (fear of missing out) “deals” you get, on the good stuff to help you progress. It’s mobile game development 101. Doesn’t take a hot shot to figure that out. But hey, you can spend real money on a loot crate with literally only a 5% chance to get a gold tier boat. And it’s sad too, bc the game is visually very nice and appealing. Actually doing jobs is cool and interesting. The maps are beautifully designed. You just need to either spend a lot of time waiting to get supplies, a lot of time waiting for jobs to complete, or spend real money to do neither of those. I find Pixel Federation has talented devs, but is a greedy company overall. I also wanna say, I find the community manager’s responses to some reviews to be very condescending with some responses basically overlooking a reviewer’s whole point, and just types up a pre written response they have already laid out for any given review topic. You don’t even address most people’s concerns. You just use your copy/pasted CM responses. It’s like you guys have no souls as community managers. Just, whatever pays the bills huh? People have genuine things to say and you just write them off basically.
Dear Bobaaganoosh , yes, Port City app contains ads and it might seem that there's a plenty of them. You can benefit from watching them, although it may be disturbing if an issue occurs. In case of issues, please, report these to our Support, so we can forward them to the ad provider. Thanks! - Alz, CM