Hero Dino: Idle RPG
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About
"Hero Dino: Idle RPG" is a free-to-play mobile game where players collect and train hero dinosaurs to fight in idle RPG battles. Each dino has unique skills and abilities, and players can team up with friends for cooperative gameplay. The game features strategic idle gameplay with upgrades and rewards for regular play.











- The game has cute graphics and engaging gameplay that keeps players entertained for hours.
- It offers a variety of activities and challenges, making it fun and addictive.
- In-app purchases are not overly aggressive, and players can enjoy the game without feeling pressured to spend money.
- The game is plagued by frequent crashes and loading issues, making it frustrating to play.
- There is an excessive amount of ads, which disrupts the gameplay experience.
- Many players feel that the game lacks content and progression options, leading to a sense of stagnation.
monetization
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is heavily criticized for its excessive and intrusive ads, with players reporting that they are bombarded with ads for nearly every action, leading to a frustrating experience. While there is an option to purchase an ad-free version, many users feel that the cost is too high and that the game is designed to push players towards watching ads or spending money to progress. Some players appreciate the ad rewards system, but overall, the consensus is that the monetization model detracts significantly from the gameplay experience.
“The in-app purchases are not pushy or overpowering; also, the ads are a win-win.”
“Hero Dino is a great and fun game; no in-app purchases needed.”
“This game is so awesome; it has no ads unless watching for a reward.”
“What really kills this is the extreme excess of ads for every single aspect of the game.”
“It's just an ad viewing game; you are constantly watching ads or paying for stuff to be able to advance even a tiny bit.”
“Would have been a good game if it wasn't for forced ads every 5 minutes starting the second day.”