Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Ares Interactive, Inc. · 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.
I feel Tap Sports Baseball in this game and I love it! It was easy to trade away bad players for xp which made me upgrade players a lot. I'm already at an overall above 4,000, and I have really good players like Max Fried, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Bryce Harper, etc. Pitching ace and home run king, and the other games along with just batting are fun to get a different perspective of the game. The only thing that I feel like every time I get a really good inning where I score a lot, the next innings all my players get out in order. One time I had a 6 run inning, then the next I got out in three pitches to end the inning. Groundout, flyout, it was like the game didn't want me to score more! But it's probably just coincidence because at least I still get base hits and runs in later innings. Also those "great plays" are so stupid. One of them was the outfielder stepping a foot or two forward to catch the ball.
Overall this is a really fun game. It is nice to play and build up teams and players. It has a lot of fun elements. The playoffs for leveling up are ridiculous—there is no skill involved. Your same team that is playing well will lay an egg in the level-up playoffs time after time. I understand that you don’t want a cakewalk to level up, but it is all luck to win the playoff game. It doesn’t matter if you time your swings or try to really work the pitcher like you can in most of the games. In the playoffs, all of your hits are straight to defenders (they often don’t have to move at all). You have a big-time HR hitter? Not in the playoffs. You might get close, but the outfielder will catch it at the wall. If you are lucky enough to score, the opponent will more than likely score more in the very next inning (you have no ability to play pitcher and defense). You have no control over your players in much of the game, but they become very timid and forget how to run during the playoffs. If you try to steal during the playoffs, the pitcher is going to pick you off at least 75% of the time (there is no way to select steal and then cancel it). The playoffs are pure luck and must be some kind of slot machine-like system of who or when you can advance. It is possible to level up, it just may take dozens of tries (or even more than 100 on higher levels). Fun game, but completely reliant on luck and the game software allowing you to level up.
I’ve downloaded this game because I had high hopes for it. I’ve been thoroughly disappointed with the quality of players and the cost associated with getting a decent player. The developers know exactly what they’re doing. The odds are not in your favor when spending gold to try and collect ultra rare players and higher. I’ve spent way more money than I want to admit on this game just to get cheated out and they do not care. I like the camaraderie with the other players, but this game is just absolute trash. If you’re not gonna spend at least $500 a month just to be a decent player in power, don’t bother. And I’ve also purchased gold and other things directly from their website to bypass Apple so I’m definitely in the $1000s of dollars spent in the course of almost 3 months. I know it’s my decision to spend money, but thinking they will change the algorithm to let you win. Decent players is an absolute joke. You should definitely be ashamed of yourselves developers for taking advantage of a great group of people that just wanna play a game and don’t mind spending money, but don’t wanna be messed over royally. Greedy! Greedy! GREEDY DEVELOPERS!
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