Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire Reviews – Page 45
4/5 rating based on 482 reviews. Read all reviews for Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire for iPhone.
Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire is free iOS app published by Epic Action LLC
Greedy Crooks
Amyday76
They advertise to purchase certain packs and then when you buy it, you don’t receive what was advertised. And when you email support, they say it was in the fine print that it was “chance” whether you receive it or not. These people are shady. Don’t do business with them.
Stay away
LDdrachen
This game require players to spend hundreds and thousands of dollars to enjoy. And even worse, the game is very simple grind and boring. It also flash these false advertisement: buy-now once-in-a-life time opportunity every time you open the application. If you accidentally click on buy, it won’t ask u for confirmation, instead would just process the payment. Stay away from this game!
Time consuming and ultimately pointless
Visskiss
If you want to meet a bunch of losers shuffling bits around, then this is the game for you. Poorly executed and very little flair to be found. It can certainly be addictive and consuming if you are the right personality (see above) but otherwise you will realize fairly quickly what this game is all about which is...nothing.
Major fall
JoshuaQuincy
I like the people on here, I like the concept, I absolutely hate that there is a pack for literally everything in the game. After 3 packs your paying 99 bucks for every pack forward, and there are a ton of them. It's absolutely not worth it and these developers don't take any consideration to is less wealthy users. Could not care less about customer support. It had good potential, but was ruined. Would not recommend.
Predatory & pointless
ephewe
This might as well be a slot machine for children or hardcore final fantasy fans. Actually scratch that. Hardcore Final Fantasy fans would never bother with this in the first place. I am well aware of the state of mobile games... with the micro transactions, etc. This app is the cynical end-game of that trend. It hurts me on some small level that it even carries the FF name.
I don’t understand how this game has 4.5 stars
Mordac the Denier
The interface is a mess. There’s a giant banner constantly trying to shove the microtransactions down your throat. It takes 30 seconds just to open any menu, because it has to load for some reason. That’s assuming it doesn’t error for no reason.
False advertising!!! FRAUD!!!
Littlemule75
To new players....Be very careful in this game. There is constant ploys to get you to spend and you honestly can’t stay in game if you don’t, you will get attacked and cleared out. To the company, I have spoken with your support about false advertising a purchase I made promising to increase my citadel to a level which was not true. It only provided 1/4 of what was needed. You have since changed the package language but are telling me it delivered all contents to my account which doesn’t satisfy claim. I have pictures of before and after advertising of this and will continue to pursue retribution. You could show you stand behind your claim by working with me, which I hope will happen, and I can update this review. Otherwise, others....STAY AWAY!!! As you see, they change advertising but won’t honor initial claim in offering.
Never-ending spending & Ego-based Game
GI-Joe-Fan
WARNING! You will get psychological pulled into spending money. This game feeds off your ego. Poorly balanced gameplay between those who are willing to spend and those who don’t. This game feeds off people’s egos. Got your ego hurt, spend money. Want to boost your ego, spend money. This will be the most ridiculously expensive game you will ever play. It lures you in with freebies and a cheap low-level in-game purchase of $5 (which has a timer making it very compelling), and then every aspect of the game requires you to spend more money. There is little strategy. People who are willing to spend thousands of dollars will have new powerful troops that destroy your empire pissing you off and causing you to spend more to rebuild. It’s a win for the developers, but a money pit for players. You get started easily by quickly leveling up. Your first package is only $5, the next jumps to $20, and then to $100!!! Afterwards all packages (in-game purchases) are $100! You cannot survive in this game without spending money. The developers have intentionally built this game to exploit players to constantly spend money.