I really like this game and I feel like it’s got a fun little system. It adds a couple funky things to a pretty basic formula. However there’s a few things that should be changed I feel like. The energy system for one. One hour is way too long for it to recharge. I can only end up playing like 15 times per day. If you’re trying to get me to watch ads or whatever then you’ll make more money from not having me wait for the energy to recharge cause I’ll be actually playing more. Secondly, the break through challenge that gives you energy- I’m on level 23 and I’m supposed to be getting 3 energy per win. For some reason every time I win I get 1 energy. It’s really frustrating. There’s also a couple other annoying bugs but nothing as frustrating as the energy system. I hope the devs change this because I like this game but this is making it so hard to play

When I first started watching the ads I had to spend a fair amount of time in between each ad, playing the game. But the longer I watch ads, the more frequent I get to see more ads. Some apps force you to watch new, and unique ads. Not age Breakers! Rollic games as nailed the perfect balance of watching the same two ads for 42 minutes in a 60 minute session. That means for every 42 minutes of ad watching, you only have to play for roughly 18 minutes! I know some of you are thinking that this sounds too good to be true but if this ad to game ratio is something the one must witness for oneself in order to fully realize that you too could be freed from hours of wasted “gaming” and get straight to the ads. They really got me hook, line, and sinker when I found out that sometimes I get rewarded with surprise ads when they force me to play their game. That way I am always reminded that Rollic games is more concerned with my ad watching experience than some of these other developers. Quick, download this ad (albeit with minimal gameplay) today to experience all the joys of watching paint dry, with your eyes glued open, during a sandstorm, on one of the nine rings of Dante’s Inferno, with your mother-in-law, today!

Game is overall decently fun however there are way to many issues that need addressing. Issue 1-The energy system taking an hour to get just one is WAY to long especially if they are going to limit you to 10, I suggest doubling how much we can hold or cutting the time in half to 30 minutes or less for one energy. Issue 2- the giant hunt mini game is bugged, you can do it perfectly and the giants will somehow be stuck at 0 health and you’ll lose. Issue 3- the breakthrough mode doesn’t reward the proper amount of energy I’m on difficulty 53 and it is supposed to reward 5 energy per completion at this level and for no reason at all it rewards only 1 energy. I could keep going but those are the main issues, the first being a bad game design choice and issues 2 and 3 being bugs that have been in this game for months, if not for all those issues I’d give it 4-5 stars however I can not in good faith give this anything above 2 stars… and even the second star is just out of pity hoping they eventually fix the bugs. I would not recommend this game until it is fixed.

So, it could be much worse. However, the biggest issue with this game is that once you run out of energy, you have to wait AN HOUR for a single point to recover. Even after watching two ads to recover two points each, because each round ends so quickly (less than 2 minutes), you’re essentially done playing for the DAY. Within the first 15-20 minutes of downloading the game and playing through each energy point, I already found myself fleeing from the game. You cannot convince me a simple game such as this should require an energy structure as garbage as this or monetization options which scream “I don’t care about the 1-star reviews; give me money”. Rework the entire energy structure if you expect us to play longer-term given how awful the user experience is within 20 minutes of downloading the game. Cannot recommend this game at all, let alone leave positive feedback with how mind-meltingly simple the gameplay is that somehow has a gameplay structure rivaling that of some of the WORST games available on the App Store.