Robbery: Your Story Reviews
4/5 rating based on 28 reviews. Read all reviews for Robbery: Your Story for iPhone.
Robbery: Your Story is free iOS app published by Faycal Falaky
The worst game
Viktor2277
Okay I understand that they need to make money but can you do it with ads and not telling me to wait 24 hours for a spin of 5 situations that don’t even get you close to the robbery part...
They just want money
lewism52
I got to where you have to buy a fake passport and it’s 700$ to buy I only got 55$ and my only option is to pay for it and I’m not purchasing money for it
NOT FREE
Doorknob52203
You need to pay monthly or yearly for it. Would be great, but they got greedy.
Waiting
A noob man
Wow it’s a fun game, so fun! Sadly every so long you have to wait like 4 hours. Btw developers can I get a human to explain why this is to me also, I will change it to a five star review if you change it to at least two hours and a real person to reply to me.
Interesting, but...
MikedyMikey
Nice game and all but they want you to pay for everything even 9.99 a week as an option or wait 4 hours just for one more event.
Underdeveloped (as of 04.2019)
Geareman
It’s an interesting idea, but from what I’ve seen, the games has few options. For many parts of the game you are required to take a certain route, even though it gives you many options. The game should actually have multiple story lines for people to follow so that it’s an actual game and not just a story with buttons. I’m sure as they get more funding they will write more of the story, but for now, it’s not worth it for me
It’s Fun
Epic cool games
This game is really awesome and would really simulate a preparation for a bank robbery.Even though it is a good game it deserves a 4 star from me.
Seems like choices don’t matter
YTCAP'N CRAIG
The first bank you see an open door in the back that’s staff only and I was just trying to scout the bank out and I chose not to go in there because it’s too dangerous, then an ad played, and when I closed it it just said what? Are you a coward? You go into the staff room anyway. Like what’s the point of having a role playing game where your choices don’t matter