- November 20, 2019
- Lightheart Entertainment
- 20h median play time
Mr Autofire
Platforms
About
"Mr. Autofire" is a single-player shooter game with masterful graphics, good music, and funny elements. As the "Defender of Everything," you must rampage through levels, shooting alien enemies with a variety of weapons. Though buggy and with excessive grinding and advertisements, the replayability and upgrade system make it engaging and tough. The game's description: defend reality, collect loot for bigger weapons, and leave a trail of ruined enemies in your wake.





- The game is fun and addictive, with a good balance of challenge and gameplay mechanics.
- The graphics and controls are well-designed, making for an enjoyable experience.
- The variety of characters and upgrades keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging.
- Progression becomes extremely slow after a few levels, making it feel like a pay-to-win game.
- The energy system limits playtime, requiring long waits to continue playing.
- Forced ads interrupt gameplay, which can be frustrating and detracts from the overall experience.
monetization
1,379 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game has received significant criticism for its intrusive and frequent ads, particularly those that interrupt gameplay by appearing between levels. Many players express frustration over forced ads that offer no rewards, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab, despite some acknowledging the option to watch ads for bonuses. Overall, while some users appreciate the ability to pay to remove ads, the overwhelming sentiment is that the current ad strategy detracts from the overall gaming experience.
“No ads unless I choose to watch them, which is always a pro.”
“Plays renew by time, and though there are in-app purchases for bonuses and whatnot, they are not necessary at all to still have fun with the game, though it may take you a little bit longer to progress.”
“No ads, fun levels that are challenging as well.”
“The game is really good and pretty good for entertainment when you're bored, but the ads in the middle of some rooms completely ruin it.”
“The game has potential but between the ads and obvious nerfing of your character's abilities after a few worlds are completed, it forces you to fork in money just to play the game properly.”
“Forced ads in the middle of play? This game is fun, but the ads are ruining the experience.”