I will start with the positives, the game is fun, the art style is vibrant and within the style of the licensed collaboration. The different game styles bring new flair to what can be a very monotonous game.As for the negatives. Firstly, It’s not truly random, I’m aware nothing is random with computers, but this is to a point where you can actively see they prioritise certain numbers on certain days then you won’t see them numbers for a few days. Secondly, it’s artificially online, I noticed this whilst playing that people that are on my ‘team’ will show up as getting bingos despite not showing online. So if you are signed in using a social media account, know they are showing your profile picture to players all over the world. Thirdly, the longer you play the more of a cash drain the game is. Every 10 levels you go up, the higher the entry cost is per game, and the rewards (earned through bingos, levelling up, bonus games, free rewards) do not inflate, so it becomes more and more reliant on microtransactions the more loyal you are to the game. You can be exhaust all the free cash rewards and still not have enough to get into a game unless you pay real money.Fourthly, with the game rewards you can earn less cash for a 5th place bingo than an 18th on the next game. There is no actual structure and seems to be RNG between 2 figures.The game could be improved by either keeping the entry price the same no matter the level; Standardising a reward structure; increasing all rewards and/or making it so you can exchange in game currency for other currencies (gems<->cash/powerups<->cash/gems<->powerups)There is a lot of potential with this game but it definitely does feel like the game is just there to punish players and steal their money
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