Looks good at first, but filled with dark patterns – Dragons: Titan Uprising Review

I’ve played for about a month. Paid the $10/mo for the first month. - Too many currencies within the game. Ultimately they all go toward getting you to spend money. - The server hangs up in the middle of a battle which can cost you ig currency. - Support takes a long time to get back to you. - There are ‘free’ opportunities to get ig money, but it’s through Tapjoy, who are notoriously bad at paying out, but great at finding reasons to not pay you. In the arena, you push to get higher dragons, perhaps spending money to do so, so you can compete against others. But then you’re constantly paired with players much higher than you, so you reroll, and reroll, and reroll looking for someone at your level. Meanwhile, higher players are hitting you because they’re willing to spend ig currency (and real money to replenish) to reroll and reroll and reroll to find someone like you. This is just one example. For your dragon card storage, you only get a few extra spaces for new cards, unless you spend. If you don’t spend, you can only use a couple cards to upgrade a dragon, but you need more than that to upgrade his special abilities. Anyway, you get the idea. It’s a fun game if you don’t plan on getting anywhere.
Review by Quartz110 on Dragons: Titan Uprising.