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Inventory Merge Combat

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61%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
monetization, music
61% User Score Based on 520 reviews

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Inventory Merge Combat is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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61%
Audience ScoreBased on 520 reviews
gameplay12 positive mentions
monetization259 negative mentions
  • The gameplay is simple and fun, making it a great way to pass the time.
  • The game has a lot of potential with its interesting mechanics and engaging concept.
  • It can be played offline, which is a plus for those who want to avoid ads while playing.
  • The game is plagued by excessive ads, often forcing players to watch them to progress.
  • Purchasing the 'no ads' package does not remove all ads, leading to frustration among players.
  • The game lacks sufficient content and updates, making it feel abandoned and repetitive over time.
  • monetization
    283 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, primarily due to the overwhelming number of ads that interrupt gameplay, even after purchasing ad removal options. Many players report that the ads are intrusive and mandatory for progression, leading to frustration as they often have to watch multiple ads per level or mission. While some appreciate the option to pay for ad-free experiences, they express disappointment that not all ads are removed, making the game feel predatory and diminishing the overall enjoyment.

    • “Not overly aggressive with in-app purchases, and no dirty tricks like other games.”
    • “Seven dollars to keep playing a game I've enjoyed but with no ads?”
    • “I bought the no ads bundle ($5.50), it was worth it.”
    • “I've paid for no adverts, but you must watch the ads to get extra rewards and they now play two adverts!”
    • “The game bombards you with ads and locks free-to-play players out of content unless they grind for generations to unlock it all.”
    • “Paid to get rid of ads, still have ads.”
  • gameplay
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally described as simple, fun, and relaxing, making it a good way to pass the time, though it can be repetitive, especially for a roguelite. However, many players express frustration with the intrusive and excessive ads that disrupt the experience, often feeling that the ads overshadow the actual gameplay. While some appreciate the core mechanics and find the game engaging, the aggressive advertising tactics have led to a negative impact on overall enjoyment.

    • “The gameplay itself is simple and fun, an easy way to pass the time.”
    • “Pros: fun, relaxing gameplay (repetitive but it is a roguelite after all).”
    • “Good pacing, fun gameplay, ads are only by choice.”
    • “Gameplay is unintuitive, ads are not optional, long, and the only way to advance, and graphics are actually less than advertised in the ads for this game.”
    • “There's more ads than actual gameplay.”
    • “The game might be interesting and entertaining, but there are too many ads that ruin the gameplay experience.”
  • music
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews highlight a significant lack of music and sound effects in the game, with many players expressing that the absence of audio makes the experience feel empty and unfinished. While some find the gameplay entertaining, the consensus is that the addition of background music and sound effects is crucial for enhancing the overall experience.

    • “Great game! I just wish it had music; it just feels so empty, but other than that, I love it!”
    • “Love this game, but there's no sound effects and music .”
    • “We need music and sound effects.”
    • “It's entertaining, but a big drawback is there are no audio effects, sound effects, or music.”
    • “By itself, it's pretty okay even though I expected more; however, the main issue I have with it is the fact there is absolutely no sound—no music, nor bullet sounds, or anything—it's just blank.”
    • “Feels broken and unfinished without even basic effects and background music.”
  • story
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story aspect of the game shows potential for depth, but players express frustration with intrusive ads during missions and issues with game progression, such as losing progress after reinstalling. Additionally, the reward system is criticized for being unbalanced, which detracts from the overall experience.

    • “Have good potential for some back story if people do care about such things in this decade.”
    • “Is it supposed to fail in all missions?!”
    • “I uninstalled and reinstalled a game thinking it'll fix a glitch in the daily quest timer, and lost all of my game progress because of that.”
    • “1500 diamonds is too much while we only get 25 diamonds for every 6 missions completed, which is even worse.”
  • grinding
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, particularly due to the reliance on ads for significant rewards and progression. While the absence of an energy system allows for extended play, the increasing difficulty and low rewards make advancement feel nearly impossible without watching ads. Many users express a desire for an endless mode to facilitate grinding for upgrade materials, highlighting a general dissatisfaction with the game's monetization model.

    • “The rewards are also insignificant if you don't want to watch ads (but if you like grinding, you can play a whole day because it doesn't have an energy system).”
    • “The game itself is nice, but the paywall is full of ads, and even if you pay for no ads, it's literally impossible to advance on higher levels without watching extra ads. I'm currently on chapter 55 with a fully upgraded Nautilus (couldn't promote though because it's 2k purple coins, and if you're grinding, it's about 5-30 per try). I can be three-shot on wave 1 of chapter 55... it makes no sense to me that kind of model. If you want, just charge for the game and balance items. I just hate greed in games; it's stupid.”
    • “Few levels are okay, but then it gets tedious, and you need to watch ads to get anywhere.”
  • graphics
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are characterized by a charming minimalist style that enhances the game's relaxing atmosphere, featuring cute designs and cool ships. However, some users feel that the actual graphics fall short of what was advertised, and the simplicity may not appeal to everyone. Overall, the visuals are designed to reduce eye strain and complement the game's strategic elements.

    • “The minimalist graphics are charming.”
    • “It's a really fun and relaxing game, with a nice art style, cool ships, and a strategy for combos.”
    • “Minimal graphics for anti-eye strain and simplicity.”
    • “Gameplay is unintuitive, ads are not optional, long, and the only way to advance, and graphics are actually less than advertised in the ads for this game.”
  • stability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users report stability issues, particularly with glitches occurring at the start of rounds and problematic ads that disrupt gameplay, often requiring players to force stop the game to resolve the issues.

    • “Sometimes glitches out at the start of a round.”
    • “Ads are broken and interrupt my gameplay; I have to force stop my other game because of this unresponsive ad.”
  • emotional
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users express frustration with intrusive ads that disrupt gameplay, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game. While the game itself is considered fun, the constant interruptions and unintentional app openings create a negative emotional experience for players.

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Inventory Merge Combat is a action game.

Inventory Merge Combat is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

Inventory Merge Combat was developed by IEC Games Australia.

Inventory Merge Combat has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

Inventory Merge Combat is a single player game.