Armory & Machine Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience83.8% of reviews
Neutral2.7% of reviews
Negative experience13.5% of reviews

~ Based on 37 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say about Armory & Machine

Is Armory & Machine Safe?

Armory & Machine appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Armory & Machine is 88/100.

This assessment is based on 107 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

89.7% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.8% of ratings suggest some concerns
7.5% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 107 App Store ratings for Armory & Machine.

Is Armory & Machine Legit?

Armory & Machine appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Armory & Machine is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Way too slow

I like it for the most part, but the pacing and balancing is all over the place. I’ve felt like I’ve made zero progress in the week I’ve been playing this. The “classes” all being just the same main tech tree copy+pasted just feels cheap. Nothing has really surprised me all that much.

5 stars except one thing or two

Being able to see where all my materials go, as in a how much watch thing males and where it is being used and what amount, and having a sort tab for your abilities would be nice

Hunter class

Why does the 3rd tier in hunter class take from the 2nd tier (Bins) instead of the 1st tier LIKE EVERY OTHER CLASS? was tryna do them all at the same time and level but that one was messed up.

Great game

I absolutely love the management of resources and the grim feel of everything. Absolutely love it and it’s one of those hidden gems.

Bad UI

Extremely hard to see tiny text and select correct buttons because they are so small.

Great game, where’s the sequel?

Love both the games, but I favored the 2nd one more. I wish it would be brought back

What happened to AM 2?

???

5 Stars except for one thing

The .05 boost to restart after beating the game is so small and doesn’t make much of a difference. I’ve found myself just beating the “All-Stars” over and over to get a little bit more when I do restart, but even that takes quite a while too, so I end just doing that, which causes the game to lose a lot of appeal. If the boost could even be doubled, that would make it more fun and more desirable to restart and play over and over.
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Like ADR

Did you like “A Dark Room” or “The Ensign”? Then step right up and play this spiritual sibling. Well made!

Great game

I usually don’t say this but this is a great clicker game. It had a pretty cool story that makes you want to keep continuing to find out what’s happening or going to happen.

More addictive than crack

At first I wasn’t sure about this game but it drew me in fast. Lost a lot of sleep on it. Pretty great. Love these no frills games.

Should be more known!

It’s a good game that honestly deserves more ratings. Nothing more to say really.

Best IOS game I’ve played

It has its flaws but this game is unreal. Sequel is being released sometime in May/June so good time to beat this one. Really a fun game.

UI is broken on SE

The game runs, except the tabs at the top are under the IPhone’s status bar and you can’t tap them to move to another tab.

Makes the game completely unplayable.

Takes Forever to Do Anything

Doing anything in this game takes a lot of time, to the point where it doesn’t feel rewarding to do anything. The major bottleneck of the game is workers that are required to automate the extremely slow process of making anything in the game. A while into the game it requires you to sacrifice 15 of them, making you have to rebuild them all just to get where you were before. This is a long process and every worker takes well over a minute to make, additionally, automating this is not possible for some reason so you have to go over to another menu and press the button every minute and a half to keep making them. Upgrading the speed of making workers costs five hundred heat. that is actually a milestone to get to in the first place with the games ridiculously slow pacing, and even then, it takes off only one second of the waiting time for every upgrade. just one second. and the cost for upgrading goes up every time. Even with workers the process of making things is very slow and reliant on you using several different forms of arbitrary resources to upgrade, the most important being the max workers you can have, thus relying solely on the absolutely slowest bottleneck to make progress. After getting far enough to get to the exploring tab I realized that the game was not going to pick up in speed with another slow, difficult to automate resource being used as the payment to even play this part of the game. all in all, nothing you do actually speeds up anything significantly so it is not rewarding in the slightest because the upgrades and research will take a lot of time just to get, and once you do get them they do little to nothing to actually help.
And in regards to the ads being offered to give a speed boost, I would actually be happy to continue to utilize it if even that wasn’t incredibly insignificant to the point where I actually don’t see the difference in production after getting the boost.
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Great spare-moment game

Lots of strategy in designing the resource rates. The narrative has really nice choices of metaphor.

I wish the dev would fix one tiny thing that really jabs at you every second of gameplay: the number for the hike speed don’t have a consistent decimal length, and they’re right-aligned. This mean that the numbers - important numbers do deciding how to trade resource use - jump around all of their place and are unreadable. Please. Devs. Just normalize the number to 2 decimal places ALWAYS.

Also fix the lucky key.
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Very clever idle game

What I love behind this idle game is the mystery and storytelling aspects.

If Dan Harmon recommends this you have to try it out.

I highly recommend at least trying this game if you like incremental. Take Dan Harmon recommendation, check his insta.

What a game

The creator of Rick and Morty likes it so do I 😁

elegant, technical, and interesting, a rare find

this game is a timeless masterpiece. only just before writing this review did i see that the last update was a year ago. the design language conveys just the right information, in a format that makes sense. the story is interesting and mysterious, and leaves room for imagination. i have yet to finish the game, if there even is an ending. my only gripe is some of the numbers get too big and are constantly changing, so they become hard to read; a few commas would go a long way (eg: 72,429,889). also, it would be nice to have a production/consumption page in addition to the existing numbers, this might be useful to pinpoint resource deficiencies quickly.
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