Cool de cool

Tristemente es un juego que únicamente busca obtener beneficio, en vez de ofrecer un juego de calidad. El juego se arruina con una búsqueda desesperada de obtener dinero. Se basa en tandas de 4 rondas en donde 2 de ellas se te ofrece ver un anuncio para mejorar tu equipo, comprar por 1, 99 euros un mejor equipamiento o ver un anuncio para obtener más oro. A ello hay que añadir que de manera espontánea te meten anuncios sin posibilidad de cerrarlo al momento. Una vez sales a la tienda, las posibilidades de comprar con la moneda del juego son risorias y la mayor parte son con dinero real. El juego no pintaba mal, pero es como tener a alguien insistiendo para que le den dinero.

I downloaded Path of Kings thinking I was getting a game, but what I actually got was an ad-viewing simulator with tiny 15-second combat breaks in between.Fight an enemy? Ad.Want to upgrade? Ad.Want to keep playing? Ad.Open raid chests? Ad.Win a raid? Congratulations, here’s another ad.The fights last about 15 seconds, while the ads often run a minute or more, which really makes you appreciate the bold design choice of making the actual gameplay feel like a loading screen between commercials.And yes, there is a “remove ads” option for around 10 bucks, but here’s the fun part: it does not actually remove all the ads. So even the paid “solution” still leaves you dealing with ads, which feels less like removing ads and more like paying rent to the ads.The worst part, though, is that every now and then the game seems to sneak in a paid item prompt in a way that makes it very easy to swipe or tap accidentally. That is not funny or cute. It feels predatory, especially for children or anyone who does not have extra purchase confirmations enabled.So yes, there might be a decent little game buried somewhere under the mountain of ads and “oops, did you almost buy that?” prompts, but I honestly cannot recommend it in this state.Beware, especially if kids are playing.

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