ClickCraft - Pocket Mining Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 167 reviews. Read all reviews for ClickCraft - Pocket Mining for iPhone.
ClickCraft - Pocket Mining is free iOS app published by Ben Soohoo
Whyyyyyy
maxypach
Sooo wen I was playing this game it was so fun but the “never wast diamonds on a hoe” thing was bad words for my mom
So much fun
radam030609
It’s so fun I am addicted to it now. But the Materials are so hard to get but besides that I love the game
My opinion,
@Iamvaden
It’s a OK game but you could’ve, made more pick axes...but overall good game...
This is kinda a cool app
some child named angel
It’s almost like Minecraft but without actually trying to find the recourses! Awesome!
Micro transactions and Ads.
Robinhood20069
Two things that truly wreck game fun factor. Games are a lot easier to make these days then back in the old school days. That said developers back then stayed true to the players by creating massive content and selling the full game with no hitches, no intentional handicaps to sell micro transactions in order to progress and bombard the game with Advents. I use too be a game programmer back in the day whose worked with game titles like Unreal and Quake. I never once cheated players and have always fully committed to bringing new and immersive content without worries about how much money I could make. Now we are in the mobile era where simple game are being processed faster of those in the past and the developers are becoming too greedy, turning out repetitive games loaded with micro transactions, insanely priced subscriptions and Ads with optional payment deals to remove partial Ads. Basically extorting players and draining the fun out of their wallets. In truth the games being made today are not worth a single dime let alone support by the players while there are some that are really good are basically shoving micro transactions and Ads down people’s throats with insane prices. I dump those games and continue to use emulators which requires no money and get complete satisfaction and leave you with this bit of advice. Stop extorting players! Make full games free of all that and sell the game whole. I’ve proven in the past how easy it is to make app games creating over 20 games in a period of 2 weeks vrs spending months on one single game. You’re asking something for nothing, and by that I mean games like this that basically are the same content being looped. Sure it’s fun for a bit but once players realize how repetitive it is they stop playing. Those who have spent money eventually realize they were gaining no satisfaction or enjoyment. If you players truly like games there are plenty of emulator sites that offer full titles with no extorting and Ads. You have this idea you’re helping developers on the App Store but in truth you’re making these people rich and you’re gaining nothing in return. Ask Blizzard Entertainment just how micro transactions killed their business with mass subscription losses. 1. Their quality dropped and 2. They delivered fast lacking content while trying to push micro transactions instead of improving the game. The App Store has seen a massive drop of players and users of other Apps. The reality is people are getting tired of it and moving on. They must change or it’ll be their end.