It’s a fun game however there are some bugs that get really frustrating. Many times it will delete out half the wheels in the factory and I have to add new ones which of course end up being the minimum. One feature I would love to see is if you could make it so all coins show up on the screen it gets really annoying scrolling each time you try to exchange (granted it only becomes an issue when you progress to the 500 coin and above) There is one bug that is amazing and I will not be mentioning what it is because y’all will remove it

I thought the game would be good. Started with zero adds but as I played more and more stuff had adds but it was optional so I ignored it (besides the occasional ad when you go from the diamond exchange back to the machine but that wasn’t every time). But them my “energy ran out” (which is those little green tank things on the machine next to the gears) and I was confused till I realized I couldn’t play the game anymore besides if I paid or watched an ad every 5 minutes. Crazy money grab and whoever made this is a loaf of bread. A shame it’s allowed on the AppStore under “free to download”. Pathetic.

I’m going to be honest, this game is just so bad. I know it’s a mobile game, I know it’s just a dopamine fix, I know whoever made doesn’t care. But for the sake of everything holy, having to pay for offline earning is just so low brow. Every basic game like this has automatic offline earning, but the simple fact that the scamming developers have to charge for such a basic thing, tells you how much they actually care for the game. F tier, 1 star, 000, never recommend, and a complete waste of storage on my phone.

When I click on the dollar it gives me $30 when I click on the $.20 that gives me $50 and some cents it’s not accurate if you try and add one dollar it’ll give you somewhere between 20 and 50 bucks. I thought it would be a good game for my kids learning to give people money, but that’s not the case if they try and give them one dollar and they actually give them $50 it’s a time waster and an ad watcher