Thunderdogs Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 175 reviews. Read all reviews for Thunderdogs for iPhone.
Thunderdogs is free iOS app published by Lucky Kat Studios
A lot of advertising
Farwater
a lot of advertising !! it terribly enrages !!!! for advertising I put one star !!!
Great game but
VBear
Waiting for Ads to finish all the time is ridiculous and the only way to get rid of them is by subscribing meaning no one time purchase of the game to get rid of them completely.
Great
XxDarklingxX
Great game but wastes a lot of battery. Idk if this is a phone problem but I have an iPhone 6s. And I think that’s good enough for this game to not waste too much battery. It’d be nice of u all to check for a problem that might be causing this
Nice looking- and I recommend it
doublekkookie
Okay- this is a great looking game! It was kinda hard at first but then I got the hang of things. I recommend it to people who may like star fox (as it said- although star fox has not looked as good as this game until the newest generation, which I don’t think is even a main star fox game lol) great game!
great game
Parkerman590
me and my freind found this and right from the start we knew it was going to be a good fun game and i hope it will get more attention and i think a large amount of people will like this game too
I Think this is a problem
yehshejsj
So in i found that if you get a legendary loot crate thing you are not “guaranteed a legendary” as i got a common plane this might be a glitch but it’s not that is very very misleading it should say something like very likely legendary but again i don’t know great game though
Good game, lots ads; money grab
New ny mom
The game itself is fun also it gets repetitive. Biggest issues with the games are: - ads every few games, incredibly annoying - subscriptions to turn off adds are $6.99 per week. Yep you heard right - $28 a month to play... - upgrades/good planes are near impossible to get, undoubtedly to encourage users to fork over the $28 Thankfully no one is forcing me to play so I voted with my feet but just one more sad example of the money grabbing greed that has pervaded developers ever since Apple pioneered the in-app purchase.