I really have liked this game, but I do have to agree with previous reviewers that the energy goes by WAY too quickly. Allotting people only a maximum of 450 energy per day is really aggravating, especially when you're someone like me who gets super into the game and reads through every slide 1000 mph to see what happens next. At least with how small of energy you are given there should be longer text for each tap (for future games; I know it would be hard to do considering the game is fairly close to completion).My biggest issue is that more recently an insane amount of ads have been popping up, probably after every 5-10 text slides. As someone who has definitely dropped over $100 on this game, I would at least like to be given the option to pay for ads to stop popping up. It ruins the game experience and the flow of scenes when it comes to really dramatic or interesting parts. Other than those two things I am super excited to see what comes next in chapter 22, just extremely annoyed that I have to wait another week with such a cliffhanger!

As a frequent practicer of Witchcraft and things of the like, it was a real relief to find an app that wasn’t prejudice against witches. I frequently saw pentacles, and the fact that the main character was fighting for GOOD and not evil, and had pentacles lying around, made me happy, because most people think it’s the other way around. Adding on, I love that the main character is totally independent and is defensive and not a totally helpless female in need of saving, in fact she’s quite literally the one doing the saving in most situations! Not only this, but it was also based in Washington, which was nice considering that’s where I live, and much like the main character, deal with demons and paranormal beings quite often. So for me, the story gets a 10/10!The one problem I had with it was the energy. I wasn’t sure when energy would run out, and it was always a pain to have to keep track. I realize that y’all need to make money, but there *are* ads that I watch, which obviously brings in ad revenue to the developers. Anyways, it’s a great app and I’ll definitely be playing it often either way!

I only keep the is it love app strictly for Fallen Road. I'm interested in discovering more about the drawn-out fleshly heroine. I Don't feel the same emotional connection plating as a new character in the spinoff series like Zac or The Devil. When you devote your time, money, and energy playing as a specific, very distinct, and heroic character like fallen roads, you wouldn't be so keen to jump ship off to a new one Especially with the story left on a cliffhanger. For an actor and producer such as myself, I always appreciate when discovering stories such as these. The question is, will there be a season two, or is it just wishful thinking? It

I started playing this game yesterday, and when I leave the app sometimes it will skip into the story more while I swipe up to leave the app (I have the newer iPhone without the home button). So I had to restart the story because there’s no story log. What really upsets me is the fact I’m trying to save up energy. So I had 450 energy points from yesterday, right? Well today the points renewed so I should be able to get more and have that added to what I already collected. Nope. The developers are sooooo needy for money that they will clear your energy balance so you’re forced to spend your own money on this. I can create a better story than them and publish it online for free to people to read. If I’m corrected the developers get paid if people watch ads (which I do) and use the app daily and so on (and I planned to do). So why do you need to try to force me into paying for energy just so I can continue reading? By the way, each little text bubble (which can be short and sweet) costs 10 energy points. So basically you will only get to read 45 text bubbles a day if you get the maximum of 450 energy points. If you aren’t so impulsive with your money, I think you’ll be fine playing this game, just dint waste your time attempting to save up energy points. Clearly the developers are only money hunger. At least in The Arcana you can have extra keys to continue stories hold onto them for however long you want.