- October 20, 2016
- HyperBeard
Alchademy
Platforms
About
"Alchademy" is a single-player kids' quiz game featuring delightful visuals and a good soundtrack. As an apprentice alchemist, you mix ingredients, follow clues, and level up by unlocking new books and characters. Despite the grinding and numerous ads, the game offers plenty of humor and fun, though it has some bugs. Join Foxy and her magical friends in this engaging alchemy adventure.

- The game features adorable graphics and charming character designs that enhance the overall experience.
- The concept of combining ingredients to create new items is engaging and offers a sense of discovery.
- The game provides a relaxing gameplay experience, allowing players to check in periodically without feeling pressured.
- The wait times for creating new items become excessively long, leading to frustration and boredom.
- The game is heavily reliant on ads, with many players reporting intrusive and unskippable advertisements.
- Once all the books are completed, there is little to no content left to engage with, resulting in a lack of replayability.
monetization
192 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads, particularly unskippable ones that disrupt gameplay. While some appreciate the option to watch ads for rewards and the ability to play without spending money, the overwhelming frequency and intrusiveness of ads have led to a negative impact on the overall experience, with several users wishing for a paid option to remove them entirely. Overall, the game's monetization strategy appears to prioritize ad exposure over player enjoyment, resulting in a significant number of users uninstalling the game due to ad fatigue.
“There are some in-game purchases, but they aren't necessary, so you can enjoy the game and the beautiful art without having to pay anything.”
“Only thing I would like to see would be an option to pay for no ads as they pop up inconveniently.”
“Gotta have other games I guess... no ads so far.”
“But the constant slamming you with ads is pretty gross.”
“I absolutely despise the fact that I can't pay to get rid of ads.”
“The game pushes monetization way too hard as well which I wouldn't mind as much if there was more to the game than picking two ingredients and waiting 5+ minutes to see what it made.”