Shootout 3D

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I made the mistake of paying $2.99 for this game that I will now be deleting. This review will hopefully prevent you from doing the same. The game is fun for about 20 (easy) levels. After that the levels start repeating over and over. On top of that, the levels that are there aren’t very challenging at all. This game would be fun if the developer would add new levels, maybe add different guns or skins you can earn, etc. Increasing the difficulty level is a MUST. Some of the levels have zero challenges at all. There are just figures standing there, without weapons, that you shoot. There is a “boss” level every few levels but those aren’t any more challenging and they repeat as well. One of the more annoying things about this game is that I paid $2.99 to get rid of ads only to have a pop up asking me to sign up for their VIP access every other level. Really annoying. It’s like the dev team brainstormed an app idea, did the minimum amount of work to make it a reality, then just coded it to repeat indefinitely. (You know that’s what you did.) They should be ashamed asking for money for the download not to mention a useless VIP program. It’s a fun concept but it’s not worth it unless the necessary changes are made.

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The game is fun for a couple minutes until it starts forcing ads down your throat. Usually with games like this I turn my phone in airplane mode and play it without ads, this specific app has a block where it decides that you can’t play without internet access despite the fact it doesn’t require internet to play the game. Then after you’re sufficiently annoyed with said ads and your inability to skip the ads that show up after every 2 games the game asks you to buy a premium membership. I may consider this on a game that was entertaining enough and had competent design for maybe 2-3 dollars but the premium of this game is 15 dollars, which is not just a one time buy but a monthly subscription. This is insane if you were to play this game for 4 months (which I would find impossible due to the mind numbing easiness of it) you would spend $60 a price of a full triple A game with hours of interesting content. I do not recommend playing this game because all it is is a low effort cash grab by the developers with outrageous prices to fully enjoy this mediocre game.

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I liked the game at first there were a lot of puzzling levels but you had to watch an ad just to get to the next level which was okay at first because there were good levels. Later the levels seemed lazily built until I got to around chapter 19 they had literally copy pasted levels from the earlier chapters and you had to watch an ad to get to copy pasted levels that I had already played. So if you want a puzzle game to entertain you for more than a day I suggest any other puzzle game. One star, please put more effort into levels and I think people would be ok if they finish chapter 18 and it said 19 was work in progress I would prefer that to what you’ve done. it honestly feel patronizing when you try to fool us by copy pasting levels. I realize this game is probably a cash grab and you don’t really care about the players only the money but if there is one person working on this game that actually cares about user experience please take away some ads and make new levels were not stupid enough to not realize what your doing this is a fun game and could go places.

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This game (along with 90% of the other top games on the "top free" charts) are just a platform for advertising other games. This one stands out from the crowd by playing an ad ALMOST EVERY stage. To make matters worse, this "game" forces you to have a constant internet connection in order to play. Which makes me believe it's trying to gather information from you, the player. The game is also so poorly optimized that it was heating up my device. As for gameplay: the game is too easy. All the way up to Stage 14, where the difficulty suddenly jumps up to near-impossible levels, forcing you to watch full 30-second ads in order to skip them. And to top it all off, the "stages" are just randomly picked from a set of pre-made ones, which will bore any player after at least half an hour (which is the amount of time I suffered before writing this review.) As for my own opinion: These games (including this one) are being made purely for money, and I won't be seeing this scheme going away for a very long time. As for now, don't download any of these games. Just don't.

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This game starts off relatively strong, as the tutorial guides you through the basic mechanics of aiming and firing (for both yourself and enemies); it grows exponentially weaker when you play that tutorial again at level 16. And 17. ....and 18. Oh, and 19! Seriously, I can only assume that the game randomly selects one of the 5 different stages I’ve actually played without a thought to the ramifications of that repetition, creating wonderful moments where the game I’ve apparently completed tries to teach me how to play four times in a row. The puzzles require no thought (in a pinch, just shoot enemies one by one, since there’s no ammo cap or penalty for missing), the stages themselves are barren white space with the occasional wall, and every character is identical save for bosses with SUPER FUN hats and HILARIOUS names to differentiate themselves between the remaining cannon fodder. Overall, this game fulfilled its purpose. Unfortunately for my fellow players, that purpose was a shameful cashgrab (whether you pay for barely noticeable cosmetics or to free your soul from the burden of ads), and it plays like one. 0/10