Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Dino Game Limited · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
This game is so fun while be ing hard as you get better in the game you get harder levels it’s very fun and you can upgrade your plane as you’re doing the levels and once you’re at the really really big level you can fight a bug I promise you if you get this game you’re going to love it there is some technical difficulties but it’s still very very very very fun I haven’t got to the biggest level yet but it’s called Alien Shooter‘s I bet you gonna be able to fight alien so I would definitely recommend getting this game but some other reviews say that it’s not that good and I don’t agree with him but if you don’t like this game that’s your opinion but I love this game when I was in Hurricane Ian last month all I did was play this game it kept me concentrated four hours so please please get this game you’re going to appreciate it and let see you don’t like hard games that do not get this game like if you hate games that is hard like really really hard do not get this game because I do not like people getting frustrated anyways I would definitely want you to get this game and sorry about the terrible thing I just do not know what to say.
The gam is fun with some really good mechanics and great visuals, but like most these days, it heavily favors those that are willing to spend piles of cash. I honestly believe all the “pvp” type stuff is just bots, so beat the computer, if you can. As far as the game play, be ready to drop giant wads of cash, or play for multiple months religiously to gain enough traction to make reasonable progress. For example, I have unlocked most ships and upgraded all of them as far as I am able and don’t do enough damage to pass the second level of the birthday event. Seems like the devs tried to do some type of balance between free to play and pay to play, but lost their way and just went for the money. If I could offer any advise to the devs, cut the difficulty by 1/4 and cut the resource requirements by 2/3 at least. Make a game that we want to spend money on because we love to play it, not that we have to. Update: I just got done losing multiple pvp matches against opponents that are FAR beyond my ability to compete with. Also, I’ve been attempting to play this birthday event and even it is an overly difficult absolute joke. On birthday events, the players are supposed to be able to celebrate with the devs. On this event, the difficulty curve is so high and the rewards so poor, that even after a week of solid play, I will not be able to get a single item from it. Get it together devs. The only thing holding this game back is you.
Very challenging game - fun and even addictive. Excellent graphics and endless variety of enemies. The campaign mode gets very challenging as you advance, but unfortunately, it becomes impossible to advance towards the higher levels unless you either spend money on the game to upgrade your ship’s power, or unless you literally have hundreds to thousands of hours to spend time playing a video game – which no successful business owner does! Lol. Might be a good game for certain millennials who have lots of time to spend playing games. One more comment – the live battles against other players is a great concept, but they ruin this feature by making the battles entirely lopsided, and also by having you mostly play against computers instead of playing real people. So you often wind up getting paired against “people” (mostly computers) who have a ship many times stronger than yours - and they can clear the levels much faster than you or use tricks (called “talents”) to spontaneously destroy your ship and kill you. Therefore, you have almost no chance of winning a significant percentage of those games. It would be like playing chess against your opponent without a queen - or playing a physical sport against an opponent with no arms or legs. A battle, or test of skill, should provide both opponents with the same tools - or at least similar ones. Pretty dumb concept.
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