- March 28, 2022
- Supersonic Studios LTD
Asteroid Miner
Platforms
About
Asteroid Miner is a single-player Science Fiction Arcade game that offers the experience of mining in space. However, the game is marred by excessive advertisements and numerous bugs that may detract from the overall enjoyment. The game's tagline asks, "Are you ready to mining on the space?" but it's up to the player to decide if they can overlook its flaws and enjoy the game's potential thousand-galactic-credits payout.
- The game has a cute concept and enjoyable graphics.
- It's a fun and satisfying game that can help pass the time.
- The ads are skippable, which is appreciated by some players.
- The game is plagued by excessive ads, often interrupting gameplay every 30 seconds.
- Many players experience frequent crashes, freezes, and lag, making it nearly unplayable.
- Progression is hindered by bugs, with players getting stuck on levels and unable to advance.
monetization
125 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has been heavily criticized for its excessive and intrusive ad placements, with users reporting ads appearing every 20 to 60 seconds, often interrupting gameplay. Many players express frustration over the lack of an option to purchase an ad-free experience, leading to a perception that the game prioritizes revenue generation over user experience. While some acknowledge the necessity of ads in free games, the overwhelming frequency and forced nature of these ads have led to a negative reception, with several users considering uninstalling the game.
“It's a fun game and has potential, but the inability to purchase a no ads option is a very terrible choice.”
“The game would be great if there weren't ads every 45 seconds.”
“This game would be better if there weren't ads every 5 seconds.”
“The ads make it virtually impossible to play; every minute they appear, and there's not even a way to purchase to remove ads like in other free games.”
“This game bombards you with ads in an attempt to make money rather than produce good content.”
“The actual game is good, but it's the forced ads that ruin it; I know the ads give the creator money, but this is just too much.”