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Simply put: If you're new to this game, don't do the PvP arena until your team is actually good. Your defense is almost always ranked against better teams and more experienced players, it's actually pretty unfair and it would lead you to losing most or all of your defense battles. Sure, you can revenge, but what good is that if your team is way weaker then they are? Apart from that, the rest of the game is pretty decent. The story is cool, as well as the characters. You can obtain new characters more often through quests and special events. Although I'll have to knock 3 points off until they make the pvp more balanced for new players. 7/10.

To be honest, this is a game that has a lot of potential. While it is not bad for a mobile game, the pay to win aspect of this game just ruins this game's gameplay. However, here's what this game exceeds at: There are a variety of control options the player can utilize to make their gaming experience more enjoyable. The graphics for this game aren't bad, especially when this is the first Mario Kart mobile game to be released. 50cc, 100cc, and 150cc serve as the game's "difficulty", which is a good indicator of the player's skill level. Here's what this game struggles at: Like many other games and apps, this game has a HUGE paywall. Pay more money, have better chances to get the characters you want, earn more points from races. Simply put. The gold pass should be a one time purchase, not a monthly purchase. The cost simply outweighs the benefits- I wouldn't want to be paying 4.99 PER MONTH for just three features, with one of the features being a harder difficulty mode. Half of the rewards earned for completing tours required a gold pass- another reason for why this game has a huge paywall. As you can probably see, many of the negatives has to do with the game's ridiculous paywall, which is a big problem, especially with a Mario Kart game. Many of the game's characters are unlocked with the game's premium currency, which can mostly be "earned" with real money to get the characters you want (for a chance). So basically, you'll have a hard time progressing this game quickly if a. You don't have the gold pass or b. If you don't spend real money. since each cup requires a certain number of stars that you earn, which is earned from getting points from races, which in turn most of the biggest scores is earned from having the best racers, karts, and gliders... yeah, you get the drill. CONCLUSION: This game has lots of potential that is drained down by a huge paywall.

This game reminded me of when I played it back in the early 2010s. But other than that, there isn't anything much to say here. The graphics are reasonable, gameplay is fine, however there is one part that annoys me. I feel like you are required to have a Facebook account to progress in the game, as some quests require you to go "visit" a friend's town, and then "help" them do certain things. However, in the latest update, you can't do anything of those things without a Facebook account. But other than that, relatively decent.

Even though this game got shutdown, the gameplay was really good and there is actually an incentive to collect all the different characters. Unlike Netmarble's other shutdown game, Star Wars Force Arena, the updates were decent and there were almost no unnecessary barriers to gameplay that was introduced with its **** single player mode is unique in that you can play and still gain rewards, unlike Force Arena and Clash Royale's Training modes.

The good: Like Pokemon GO, the game actually forces you to move and excersise to progress. The graphics are amazing. You can customize your profile picture, I find that pretty cool. Leveling up gives you DECENT rewards, and spells are also easier to cast once you reach a certain level. The interactive Portkey game, better than hatching one of Pokemon GO's eggs. The bad: Storages. Items such as potions, ingredients, etc. have a certain storage, and once you progress, the storages fills up fast, leading you to discard ingredients, etc. Also, if you enter a portkey and gain an ingredient if you're storage is full, you'll have to pay gold coins to fill up your storage or miss out if you don't pay, which leads to the almost complete waste of a portkey that you tried so hard to open. Energy. Many Foundables require more than one Foundable to obtain, and even worse, equivilent to a pokemon running away, the Confoundable (the thing guarding the foundable) can disappear with the Foundable, leading to a complete waste of your energy with nothing to gain. Due to this, you run out of energy fast, and the only way to refill it is, of course, paying coins, or going to a Inn or greenhouse. If you live on a rural area, you are most likely screwed. Flawed gameplay mechanics: The mechanic of tracing a spell is amazing, but the rate to obtaining the foundable is just plain rigged. Even if you get the highest cast in the game "Masterful", you can still MISS even with the easy to catch Foundables, but at the same time you cast a "Fair" spell and obtain the Foundable. Also, less accurate traces can sometimes be interpreted as "accurate" by the game's AI, which is pretty flawed. The Pay to win factor. All the above qualities of this game leads to its unbelieveable pay to win mechanic. You literally run of of everything, most notably ingredients, fast, and the rate at which you gain coins isn't enough to prevent you from losing some of your stuff to clear storages. This alone feels like this game is intentionally trying to take my money. FYI, just because of these negative aspects doesn't necessarily make this game a "rip off copy" of Pokemon GO. Both were created by Niantic, and not many people said that Pokemon GO was a rip off copy of Ingress, a similar game to both of the above games and which came before Pokemon GO. Overall: Potentially great gameplay destroyed by pay to win mechanics.

The good: The training mode is impressive. You get to pick your deck from any card in the game, even though you don't have that card yet. The graphics are amazing. The Clash Royale based gameplay in 3D, I really like that. The bad: Lousy updates over time that introduced unnecessary barriers to gameplay unless you progressed, such as limiting how many cards you could have in your deck. The fact that you could overcome these barriers by progression isn't bad but.... ...the pay to win factor. Spend money, buy booster packs, level up your cards a lot. This combined with the bad matchmaking system (I mostly get matched with higher or lower level players, nowhere in between) can make it hard to progress. Overall: Great concept, but terrible execution with it's updates, which alone outweighs the good parts about this game.

That made me consider that **** should've been released as a XBOX game. As a frequent **** PC player, the PC version is far superior than this extremely buggy, poorly executed version. You only have a limited amount of games to play, unlike in the PC version, where you could search up ANY game created on ****. Many/Some games on **** that people like don't provide XBOX support, which could get really frustrating. There are no groups tab on the game last time I checked, which is bad if you are managing a group. The community in both the PC and XBOX versions is pretty bad, which half or a third of rulebreakers getting away with it. However, the graphics and character customization are decent, but the negatives of this version far outweigh the positives. For now.

The 3D graphics in this game are awesome, 10/10. The gameplay has also improved from bloons 5 to 6. The addition of heroes, a third upgrade path, and two more monkeys make this app's gameplay excellent. However, There are some downsides which makes this game only a 8/10. Being a paid game, there are still loads of in app purchases, however, you can complete the game without them. Also, the monkeys from TD 5, the dartling, the engineer, and the bloonchipper should have been added to TD6, as I feel that they were interesting towers for the game. Still, I highly recommend this game, still worth the price tag.

This game is play to win/Freemium, however you can win without spending any money, as I know someone who is pretty high in the game who is a free to player. It just takes a long time to progress late-game, so patience is needed. The matchmaking can be mediocre, especially in 2v2s since you could face opponents who are one to two levels above you, and to make it even worse, there are teammates who use troll decks to screw you over, although that doesn't happen often in my POV. There are some good aspects to this game, however. It's gameplay is decent, meaning it is easy to learn. You could also request cards from your Clan-mates, getting those needed cards for leveling up. SUMMARY: Decent game with good gameplay, but needs some work with executing that gameplay.