Dino mutant : T-Rex

I’ve never written a review before but I love this game so much I feel I just have to say something. It’s so fun and relaxing to play and there’s no ads unless you need to get something that would be considered OP if it was given for free. I like this system because it allows the player to relax and choose when they see an add which also lets the company make money. The prices for extra supplies are fair and not necessary to enjoy the game but give an extra bonus to get along the way. I’m considering purchasing some items which I don’t normally do but I respect the ad system and the sincerity I’ve seen this company express that I feel good about giving them money and getting a good deal in return. You don’t NEED to buy things but if you do it is always met with great rewards from what I’ve seen in the store tab. I simply have so much respect for you guys and it sounds stupid but after all the ad ridden games with copynpaste concepts and no real end goal, I’m happy to see a fun game with stakes that aren’t really stakes as your simply collecting things which makes you want to play but not fear loosing progress or having to constantly learn new things. My life’s been really bad for the past few months but playing this game has helped me calm down and knowing that the company behind it seems so genuine and passionate somehow adds more to the experience and I’ve been trying to enjoy the deeper things in life so knowing I’m supporting a wonderful group is great. Keep up the amazing work!

Games, and specifically mobile games have reached a state in which developers exploit and use players for profit. This game defies all the recent tropes that are so common in not just small titles but even big ones. Although this game is not flashy with incredibly detailed art and graphics, the premise and mechanics are interesting and fun. The way in which this game uses ads is incredibly refreshing. Not only are they not in your face and preventing you from playing the actual game, the golden ticket mechanic is a genius way to solve certain features being locked behind an ad wall. This is not a situation where developers are exploiting players, it’s a trade in which both of us benefit. You are not met with an ad every time you load up the game, miss clicks are not penalized by making you watch an ad, there are no ads on the screen, and when you do choose to watch an ad you are prompted with a question that makes sure you want to ACTUALLY want to watch the ad. The gameplay is great and easy to learn and the tutorial is not taxing, but that’s not what will make this game incredibly popular. What’s going to make this popular is the developers attitude towards the player base and commitment towards making an actually good game not riddled with corporate money making schemes. Great work, can’t wait to play more.

I have almost no issues with this game, except if you have multiple top level dinos die at one time and the Internet is kind of sketchy you may only be able to save one or two and it most maybe three but no more than that before time runs out. Aside from that everything is great. There’s not a lot of ways that you could just buy what random mutations you need I mean there is a way of paying for extra mutations, but there’s no telling what you’re going to get, there is a lot of waiting, but it’s all balanced out pretty much I think and I like the way they use their ads as part of the game, like, if you want to special feature, you have to go through the cost of doing it, but the special feature is required mechanic for gameplay so it’s all up to you whether or not you use it. There is a slight glitch in the hunting part where if you selected hunts over and over again and you never zoom back in eventually the game crashes because the math is too zoomed out, but if you were playing on a phone you wouldn’t be able to see anything anyway so I think that’s more of an iPad issue. Keep in mind that with it this game is as addicting as a slot machine because you’re constantly “winning” new mutations at random.