Modern Conflict 2 Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 60 reviews. Read all reviews for Modern Conflict 2 for iPhone.
Modern Conflict 2 is free iOS app published by Gaijin Entertainment Corporation
Please update Mod Conflict (the original game)!
benmarian2000
Mod Conflict (the original game) was great. Please bring it back!
Worst game ever? Yes
Lalalawaryes
Best game ever? I don't think so. There is no way to earn oil by watching ads anymore and that socks. Also there are players who have unlimited money and oil. I am not sure how they do it. The game also has glitches and crashes in the middle of a fight and you lose the money that you spent on that particular fight. I'm not recommending this game anymore. Gamers be aware: Go find another game if you want to have fun because this game will only frustrate you. Update: The game crashes more frequently now days. I wish I could give it less than one star. However, if they could fix those issues it would definitely deserve five stars.
Liked the old version better
BrutalGroove
I will never in-ap purchase, it’s destroying gaming I mistakenly gave this a 3 star, should be zero. You people perpetuate the freemium games by supporting titles like this. It is all designed to rob you over time. Deleted
Good game but hate running out energy
Dr samthefan
I choose not to pay for energy , so I am limited. Good though.
Challenging and casual
Cycling Maniac
I like the challenge that it offers as you progress through each level of battle. I haven't done the PvP yet, though. I wish there was better documentation on various screens. For example, what does "hanger full" mean? How big is my hanger? How does it get emptied? Can I dump something to replace it with another item? There's no documentation that I can find in the game about this.
Not as good as the first version
iHope4Fix
In-app purchases and complicated operation limit the enjoyment of this version 2 of the venerable MConflict game. Bring back version 1 as a "classic" option! Update: Can’t walk around the block without being asked to buy something in order to continue playing.