App Profile: Idle Shopping

Sarai Jo

Rating: 5/5

They said you had to get $290 to cash out. I’m over $200 and now it is broken in increments up to $15 but you must reach level 160, do any task 500 times, log in 20 times. I was moving up levels and realized it stopped at level 20. Can you please fix this clutch and let me cash out my 200. And for the dollar pay out. Are you going to pay me $200 a dollar at a time. Please fix this problem and let me come back to say how good the game is.

Gefen217

Rating: 1/5

Every one of the idle games has a promising start. I took a liking to Idle Shopping, because the concept seems more exciting and dynamic than, say, Idle Bowling or Bungee. Here, you get to grow and expand your business, all the while earning PayPal and Google Play rewards... or so I thought. Having tried several idle games, I was pleased to see that the minimum number of login days required to cash out was significantly lower than usual (15 days). Lo and behold, it suddenly changed to 60; next, I’ll bet, it’ll be 120. The point is, stay away from idle games. They’ve no intention of paying the players. What a joke! Also, the advertisers really ought to cool it with showing that crazy woman screaming her head off and falling to the ground, whenever she supposedly wins a ton of money

Josephnd84

Rating: 1/5

I had a good inkling this would be a scam going in but I thought I’d try it. The graphics aren’t bad. The game isn’t terrible either. However, this is not an idle game. It’s an incremental game. As for rewards, I will hold off on saying it will never happen but there are plenty of barriers for little reward. At the start it seems promising with $1 and above rewards for accomplishing things. By the time I hit $50 built up that dropped below $1. Then when I hit the $75 mark it dropped below $0.50. Once I got into $80 range it dropped below $0.10. It also looks like there are additional barriers of logging in consecutive days, clicking on events, and having a ridiculously high level. I also suspect the 5 star ratings are schills.