Idle Sand Tycoon

This is another one of this ideal “maximize production out out games” I liked that it was free with paid option. I do normally pay to have the random ads taken out of these games if they give the option and was a little dismayed to see that it was 10 dollars. But I went ahead and bought it. I regretted it almost immediately. It made the game way too quick and easy because it got rid of all ads. Not just the ones that were random pop ups. I would have gladly paid less then 10 to have just the pop up ads I didn’t ask for removed but still have the option to watch ads for ingame rewards. That is my biggest complaint. I know it sounds silly “who doesn’t want less ads?” But the balance of the game was really thrown off when you got rid of ads completely. I should have just kept doing my work around for these games a left my internet off while playing so I didn’t get pop up ads.

Honestly so far the game is fun if you don’t like game where there’s a lot of processing then I would tell you that it might be a little boring or annoying.

For a free, idle game, this is what they all are… with a heaping helping of ads. Bonus ads. Forced ads. Trying to find the optimal manager to assign to a task was an exercise in frustration… forced ad after forced ad - thinly disguised as “Take a helpful break”. So I’m taking their advice, and taking a break. A permanent one. I have lots of free time… a game I like, I’m willing to watch ads in support of. But my time is only free to me. This game consists of ads, a short gaming break, then another ad. It will repeat the cycle til you kill it. There are better ways to scratch your idle-gaming itch. 1 star - ads, apon ads, apon ads. Bonus star - the game itself was exactly as expected. No crashes, bugs, or game breaking errors. DEVS: You are losing an obscene amount of users and potential users… customers in other words. Cut back on the ads. More users = less ads x more eyeballs = $$$ Can’t be plainer than that. Also, I Suggest implementing some 3D simulation to justify the route taken by the trucks… no miner would drive around a full load, that takes more fuel and fuel is money.