Age of Origins
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About
"Age of Origins" is a single-player 4X game set in a zombie-infested world. As a strategy game, it challenges you to establish shelters and lead humanity back from the brink of doom. Despite some hilarious moments, the game is plagued by bugs, grinding, and annoying ads. Spectacular visuals and a good soundtrack complement the interesting plot.
- The game features a variety of gameplay elements, including tower defense and city building, which keeps it engaging.
- The graphics are impressive, and the game offers a rich storyline with many events and challenges.
- Players can progress without spending money, although in-game purchases can enhance the experience.
- The game is heavily reliant on in-game purchases, making it difficult for free-to-play players to compete effectively.
- Many players report issues with lag and crashes, especially during events, which can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The game has been criticized for false advertising, as it does not match the gameplay shown in promotional materials.
monetization
783 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has been heavily criticized for its misleading advertising and aggressive push for in-game purchases. Many users report that the actual gameplay is vastly different from what is portrayed in the ads, which often feature action-packed scenarios that do not exist in the game. Additionally, players express frustration over the frequent prompts for microtransactions and the perception that the game is designed primarily as a cash grab, with a significant focus on monetization rather than genuine gameplay enjoyment.
“There are in-game purchases, but you don't need them.”
“It's also one of the only games I’ve played where you can progress at a decent pace with or without making in-app purchases.”
“Great graphics, many in-game incentives that don't require in-app purchases.”
“The ads are misleading.”
“The actual game is nothing like the ads.”
“Misleading ads; downloaded this game only because the ad made it seem fun, but it's a city builder completely misleading advertising.”