- July 30, 2019
- ZeptoLab
- 4h median play time
CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars
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About
CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars is a fighting game featuring an intriguing story of battling cats with battle bots. With exceptional game mechanics, players design and build their own unique bots using various weapons, gadgets, and body shapes. Despite the hilarious concept, the game has some drawbacks, including grinding, excessive advertisements, and bugs. The ultimate goal is to become a top bot builder and reach the world championship.





- Gameplay is fun and engaging, allowing for creativity in building machines.
- Graphics and animations are appealing, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game offers a variety of modes and challenges, keeping it interesting.
- Excessive ads interrupt gameplay, often forcing players to watch unskippable ads after every few matches.
- Progression can be frustratingly slow, especially for free-to-play players, making it feel pay-to-win.
- Matchmaking is often unbalanced, pitting lower-tier players against those with significantly better equipment.
monetization
3,907 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, primarily due to the overwhelming number of unskippable ads that interrupt gameplay. Many players report being forced to watch lengthy ads after nearly every match, which detracts from the overall experience and leads to frustration. While some users acknowledge the option to pay for an ad-free experience, they feel that the frequency and intrusiveness of the ads are excessive, making the game feel more like an advertisement platform than a playable experience.
“Very fun game that doesn't overwhelm you with microtransactions.”
“This game is amazing! The graphics work perfectly and the in-game purchase prices seem reasonable.”
“Good game, no ads, and you don't have to click buttons in battle!”
“The ads completely ruin the game.”
“I really cannot understand how the developers thought it would be a great experience to have ads that take more than half your playtime.”
“This game is awful when you get to play; at first it was fun, but after just about 36 rounds, it forces ads to be straight in your face.”