- May 9, 2018
- Ketchapp Games
Space Frontier 2
Platforms
About
Space Frontier 2 is an arcade-style, single-player game with good gameplay and masterful visuals. The objective is to colonize the galaxy by upgrading your spaceships to fly further. However, the experience is marred by annoying ads and numerous bugs, which may detract from the overall enjoyment. The game's description promises a vast and exciting journey through space, where players can build and manage their own space empire.





- Stunning graphics and improved gameplay compared to the first game.
- Fun and addictive, with a lot of content to explore.
- Great concept and enjoyable for casual gaming.
- Excessive ads that disrupt gameplay and cause crashes.
- Issues with offline earnings not being credited properly.
- High subscription cost for ad removal, making it feel like a cash grab.
monetization
636 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, primarily due to the overwhelming number of ads that disrupt gameplay. Many players report spending more time watching ads than actually playing, with some expressing frustration over unskippable ads and misleading exit buttons that lead to the app store. While some users are willing to pay to remove ads, they often find that ads persist even after payment, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab rather than a balanced gaming experience.
“It's fun if you want to play any free games with no ads; just turn off your Wi-Fi, it's that simple.”
“I have had no ads so far, and even if ads get annoying, just turn your Wi-Fi off.”
“This game sucks, too many ads; it's a rip-off for no ads at $6.99 a week!”
“The game is great but when it comes down to unlocking a new piece for the space rocket, the ads don't pop up or the game doesn't even go to an ad.”
“You will spend more time waiting through ads than playing the actual game.”
“The sheer amount of ads they try to shove down your throat does make it a little less enjoyable than it should be.”