Hero Clash: Playtime Go
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About
Hero Clash: Playtime Go is a casual idle RPG game that allows players to relax and have fun. The game features a variety of heroes to collect, upgrade, and battle with in automatic combat. Players can progress at their own pace, making it a great choice for both hardcore and casual gamers.



- The game can be fun and addictive, especially the puzzle aspect.
- Graphics are good and the gameplay is smooth, with plenty of events and activities.
- Some players appreciate the variety of gameplay elements and find it engaging.
- The game is heavily criticized for false advertising, as the actual gameplay is vastly different from what is shown in ads.
- Many players report that the game is pay-to-win, requiring significant spending to progress.
- The presence of a long, mandatory tutorial and forced gameplay elements frustrates users who just want to play the advertised mini-game.
monetization
124 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has drawn significant criticism for its misleading advertising, with many users expressing frustration that the actual gameplay differs drastically from what is portrayed in ads and screenshots. While some players appreciate the absence of intrusive ads during gameplay, they highlight the aggressive push for in-app purchases and microtransactions, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab. Overall, the consensus is that the game's marketing strategy is deceptive, resulting in disappointment and dissatisfaction among players.
“Really not sure why that's the case... guessing it might be a build-up for some in-app purchases as you progress?”
“Also really enjoy that there are no ads.”
“It is time-consuming and full of microtransactions.”
“Every level is another cash grab in order to complete.”
“The issue I have is the sly, sneaky, unscrupulous advertising.”
“Game bases all of its advertising and app store imagery around a minigame; the actual game is a pretty generic auto battler that has the audacity to call itself an RPG: there is no role play in this game.”