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Cloudst 1,643 products in account 11 reviews Not Recommended 1.2 hrs on record POSTED: 19 JULY While the mini games are clearly taking influence from the ads you see around the internet. The game itself is pretty straight forward and repetitive. The other issue is there's not a lot of mini games that you'd expect from something like this (only like 5 mini games with multiple levels). I don't think this is a game that is worth $13 CAD, as it feels more like a Newgrounds type of game which is being priced pretty high. It is funny to see them make fun of those ad games that you see on the internet but the content is too minimal which ultimately that doesn't justify worth paying for this game imo. Was this review helpful? Yes No Funny Award 156 people found this review helpful 20 people found this review funny 13 C3

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Miss Mayor 343 products in account 87 reviews Recommended 3.7 hrs on record (2.9 hrs at review time) POSTED: 21 JULY Hilarious garbage shovelware ads made manifest into a playable product, brought to you by the developer of Katamari Damacy. It is exactly what the title reads on the tin. 7/10 Overall, the package plays like a product from the early 2010's Gen 2 iPad-era mobile game, minus the energy meter time gate and microtransactions :). Nostalgic and charming, it's an easy sell. Really, the weakness is the games themselves. They don't have a long shelf life, and their fun runs very thin after 10-20-ish stages. I wish that there were more high-challenge levels, and perhaps if the controls were to be a little more refined. While the in-game gatcha system is nice, the level rewards are a nothing burger, unless you like global rankings. I do hope that this library of mini-games does expand over time, perhaps to a Match Three, Mafia City-esque RPG and idle farming sim. There is excellent potential in this title, and I hope they keep running with it. Was this review helpful? Yes No Funny Award 28 people found this review helpful 1 person found this review funny

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Cloudst 1,643 products in account 11 reviews Not Recommended 1.2 hrs on record POSTED: 19 JULY While the mini games are clearly taking influence from the ads you see around the internet. The game itself is pretty straight forward and repetitive. The other issue is there's not a lot of mini games that you'd expect from something like this (only like 5 mini games with multiple levels). I don't think this is a game that is worth $13 CAD, as it feels more like a Newgrounds type of game which is being priced pretty high. It is funny to see them make fun of those ad games that you see on the internet but the content is too minimal which ultimately that doesn't justify worth paying for this game imo. Was this review helpful? Yes No Funny Award 156 people found this review helpful 20 people found this review funny 13 C3

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