Decent game, unbearable amount of rewards behind ad walls. Seems a lot of their games have gone this way in the last few years. It's unfortunate because its an easy game to get lost in, but I dont see a long term replayability if I have to pay a subscription. after only a handful of months it becomes more expensive than the pricing of AAA studio games that so many already complain about. Completely and utterly unworthy of that kind of money.

Has good potential but too many bugs. I sunk about $50 into beginner packs but the more I play, the more I lose. levels resetting to previous stages, reclearing and then clearing NEW content and get no reward for it. The "already claimed" reward has happened multiple times within my first week of playing. Spammed to buy packs every time you log in for a game that doesn't even give you what you earn. With ranks based on fast progression, this is unacceptable. Fix your game before you beg for $$

If you've played a Habby game then you've already played this. The only difference being that combat only requires you to choose your power ups. Once again the gameplay gets stale fast once you realize how few power up variations there are. In typical Habby fashion there is the standard mountain of micro transactions to unlock quality of life functions if you don't wanna wait months getting a high enough level to unlock normally. Half the game is just the game prompting you to buy stuff.