- October 25, 2021
- East Side Games Studio
RuPaul's Drag Race Superstar
Platforms
About
"RuPaul's Drag Race Superstar" is a simulation game that lets you create lewks, slay challenges, and win queens to become a fashion idol. The game features an intriguing story, wholesome humor, and exceptional game mechanics, but also includes lots of grinding, annoying ads, and bugs. With fantastic graphics and plenty of content to explore, this game will have you sashaying your way to the top.







- The game is fun and engaging, especially for fans of RuPaul's Drag Race.
- The variety of outfits and customization options are enjoyable.
- The developers are responsive to feedback and have made improvements over time.
- The game is plagued with bugs and glitches, often causing crashes and loss of progress.
- Progression can be slow and heavily reliant on in-game purchases, making it feel pay-to-win.
- The scoring system in challenges is inconsistent, leading to frustration when losing to opponents with the same outfits.
monetization
238 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the overwhelming number of ads and high prices for in-game purchases. While some users appreciate the option to watch ads for rewards, they often encounter issues such as ads failing to load or crashing the game, leading to a frustrating experience. Overall, the game is perceived as heavily leaning towards a pay-to-win model, making it difficult for free-to-play users to progress without watching excessive ads or spending real money.
“Along with the fact that there's almost no ads and the ads that are there are all optional.”
“Yes, there are plenty of microtransactions, but they aren't really necessary and no worse than other mobile games, and there are optional ads for free diamonds.”
“I regularly play this game and make in-app purchases of their season passes, which give me the full outfits (at max) and run anywhere from $8 to $20.”
“The ads they run (especially Snapchat & Chime ads) are impossible to close without it pulling the Play Store up instead, and every time you accidentally click on an ad, it crashes the game and you don't get the reward you sat through the ad for.”
“It's a very pay-to-win driven game, ads everywhere, sales wherever you click, you can't really progress without buying in-game currency and there's a lot to be desired when it comes to purchases.”
“The grind isn't exciting and the only way to progress is either watching monotonous ads or paying money, which makes the experience hard to truly enjoy.”