Fun but too much ads
The game is fun, for a few hours. After that it gets extremely repetitive and the game looks like a slot machine. Everything is about micro transactions, watching ads, etc. The game progress is quite slow and after you finally get some upgrades, it gets boring due to lack of challenge and action.
Great game
Great game but loses two stars - 1 for the total pass price, and 2 for the overall amount of ads
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No ads
Pretty solid game ngl
Misleading ads, pure pay2win, painfully slow and boring
Planet Crusher is a blatant, low effort clone of “To the Core” on Steam, minus the polish and plus predatory monetization. If you’ve played the original, you’ll recognize the mining loop, the ship upgrades, everything, just repackaged with energy timers and paywalls bolted on.
The ads you see before downloading show fast, punchy combat and smooth progression. None of that is what you actually get. In game, progress crawls unless you pay. Energy runs out in minutes, upgrade costs balloon fast, and PvP is dominated by whoever spent the most on gear. Strip away the ads and the marketing, and what’s left is a slow, repetitive grind designed to bore you into paying rather than earning anything through actual skill.
On top of that, the developer’s “security” system is a joke. I had a 27 day login streak. My phone’s clock shifted automatically (time zone sync, not me touching anything), and instead of a warning or a fix, the game permanently banned my account from all events, leaderboards, and rewards, with zero benefit to me, since it also locked me out of my Day 28 reward and multiplayer entirely. Support’s response was a copy pasted “this is permanent, nothing can be done,” no appeal, no human review, nothing.
Think about that: their anti cheat punished a legitimate player harder than it would punish an actual cheater, with no process to fix its own false positives. That’s not security, that’s a system built to strip progress so you’re more tempted to pay to catch up.
Misleading ads, a slow pay to win grind, and a developer with zero accountability. Skip it. Play the original on Steam instead.
The ads you see before downloading show fast, punchy combat and smooth progression. None of that is what you actually get. In game, progress crawls unless you pay. Energy runs out in minutes, upgrade costs balloon fast, and PvP is dominated by whoever spent the most on gear. Strip away the ads and the marketing, and what’s left is a slow, repetitive grind designed to bore you into paying rather than earning anything through actual skill.
On top of that, the developer’s “security” system is a joke. I had a 27 day login streak. My phone’s clock shifted automatically (time zone sync, not me touching anything), and instead of a warning or a fix, the game permanently banned my account from all events, leaderboards, and rewards, with zero benefit to me, since it also locked me out of my Day 28 reward and multiplayer entirely. Support’s response was a copy pasted “this is permanent, nothing can be done,” no appeal, no human review, nothing.
Think about that: their anti cheat punished a legitimate player harder than it would punish an actual cheater, with no process to fix its own false positives. That’s not security, that’s a system built to strip progress so you’re more tempted to pay to catch up.
Misleading ads, a slow pay to win grind, and a developer with zero accountability. Skip it. Play the original on Steam instead.
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