- November 9, 2016
- Juicy Beast
- 7h median play time
Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre
Platforms
About
Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre is an action-packed game featuring the wrestlers Burrito Bison, Pineapple Spank, and El Pollo. Your mission is to defeat gummy invaders, unlock upgrades, and defeat bosses to reclaim a stolen cookbook. With various enhancements and multiple opponents, this game offers a fun-filled adventure of bouncing, cracking, eating cake, and soaring through the skies.


- The game is fun and addictive, with a charming art style and humorous characters.
- Minimal ads that are optional, allowing for a smooth gameplay experience.
- Great progression system with numerous upgrades and unlockable characters.
- Frequent crashes and bugs, especially after watching ads or completing runs.
- Some graphics issues where special gummies and items appear as black squares.
- High prices for upgrades can make progression feel slow and frustrating.
monetization
883 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is generally well-received, with most players appreciating that ads are optional and not intrusive, often providing valuable rewards when watched. However, some users express frustration over the frequency of ads, particularly when trying to access bonuses like piñatas, which can lead to crashes and loss of progress. While in-app purchases are available, many players feel they are not necessary to enjoy the game fully, although some criticize the high prices for removing ads and other upgrades.
“There is in-game purchases, none of which are required nor necessary.”
“A mobile game that isn't pushing exploitative microtransactions.”
“Monetization is done tastefully with me never feeling like I was being forced to buy something.”
“The issue is the sheer number of ads it throws at you.”
“Ads for pickups, ads for multipliers, ads for microtransactions; you can't play the game for two minutes without it begging for cash from either your eyes or your wallet.”
“This version is fun, but they've slowed down the progress you can make drastically, obviously to push microtransactions.”