I was really liking this game but it’s as if the devs just walked out of the office and stopped working on the game. Skills max out at 15, and the buttons respond like they are/were planning on more updates. I’m sitting on lvl 5 with 50k diamonds and the only way to use them is to click the x30 button 1667 times without getting a good mix of all the skills. The skills bar is at max lvl but somehow I’ve made it to lvl 75 with no legendary draws, although it said that I’m getting better odds to get one. Again I really want to like this game because it’s one that I can zone out and not have to be forced to talk to other people. Hurry up and fix this game Devs.

Having energy in games is always terrible but this one is insane. You have to do many runs to progress at all. A run lasts about 30 seconds max so far. You only get 10 energy. THEN YOU HAVE TO WAIT AN HOUR TO GAIN 1 ENERGY. Why are you preventing people from playing your game? It doesn’t make sense. I liked it but I can’t play it so there’s no point in having it in my phone.

I’m having a lot of fun with this game so far. I just started playing a couple days ago. I’m still in the first level, but it’s happened a few times now that my guys will get stuck if they happen to be in the spot the black box spawns and there’s no way to get them out. I have to restart every time. It doesn’t sound like a huge deal, but it’s a bummer when you only get 1 energy every 45 mins and your guy gets stuck on your last energy.

After you get to multiple “heads”, grey blocks will appear to redirect them and send them back to what you’re trying to break. However these blocks will sometimes trap your heads or companions inside them if they are in the spot where these blocks pop up, still registering your mobs as alive but confining them where they can’t move and disabling them from progressing your run. This forces you to restart your run, wasting your energy. I’ve gotten to 4 heads, still on the first stage, and would like to progress more but this happens nearly every time due to the high number of mobs within the stage. I tried to report this on the Rollic website, but this game isn’t even listed in their dropdown menu. Unfortunately, this dropdown menu is (according to their FAQ) a required step in the process of reporting bugs. I tried to handle this without leaving a bad review, but the carelessness I sensed from this game characteristic and reporting process wore out my desire to not leave a stain on a previously adequate development studio. This is not the first instance of this sort of thing in many Rollic games. Between games breaking at higher levels due to processing demands, higher prevalence of bugs after a few hours of gameplay, and the repetition of the same levels disguised as something new, I’m losing confidence in Rollic as a game studio. I understand resources are spread thin among these small studios, but the decision to keep cheaply creating new games without thorough bug and mechanic investigations before they’re released, as well as the lack of care in creating new content, is indicative of a rather rotten executive greed that is unfortunately so prevalent in modern game developers. It’s a real shame, since many of the concepts that these games are built on are interesting, and I’d like to keep playing them until I’m satisfied with my progress. But at least with Rollic games, I can never get to that point before something stops me from enjoying it.