U should it where u can rolls to friends

This game could be addictive as you build your royal kingdoms using dice to build wealth. You use your wealth to build the sections of your kingdom. Also, you can have fun attacking opponents’ buildings and holdings to add to your wealth. So fun! 😊

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I got into it really fast and got the hang of managing the currency really easy. Makes you want to keep going back to it.

Over the years, I’ve played LOTS of app games. This is DEFINITELY, BY FAR the best and my favorite game EVER! Unfortunately, I have been taken for a ton of money and not gotten rewards I should've gotten and so on and so forth so I'm not exactly thrilled all of the time but reaching out to customer service is useless as no one ever gets back to me so where that's concerned I'm not too happy but I do love the game!

Once you hit a certain level it becomes pay to play it takes soooooo loooong to level up free play wise. I would not recommend this as a long term game for free🤷🏻‍♂️

This one is going to be long, so bear with me. I like games that have RNG elements in them. Some of my favourite games are even mainly reliant on RNG. For example, I like hunting for shiny Pokémon. But how much fun would Pokémon be if ALL you could do is shiny hunt? Not very, right? That’s what this game feels like. I am playing this game because of a Scrambly promotion - otherwise I wouldn’t bother with this genre, and it seems I was right to avoid it before. You are given a main mechanic that has potential -you toss dice and see what happens - but are given no power to influence the outcome of the game whatsoever. The most you can do is decide which building to attack if you are attacking, and even then, there is no strategy involved. You have to pick a building and hope that you picked a lucrative one, after which you might be blocked anyway - there is no way to tell, so no decision you make really matters. The most skill you have to demonstrate is being able to time a bullseye attack, and the most choice you make is determining if you want to get revenge on someone who attacked you. Even if smaller targets had lower block rates, you have no clue what the value of your target is, so all your decisions are ultimately meaningless. But attacking isn’t the only mechanic that is rooted in pure RNG, free from the influence of the player. Stealing is determined by picking a random player and then rolling one die to see how much you get. The chances of failing are just as predetermined as those of succeeding. You barely even get to pick whom you steal from. And most importantly - the main premise of the game. You start out getting 50 dice rolls and a LOT of free rolls as you work through your original 50. You earn money based on the rolls and use them to build up a kingdom - one with a predetermined layout, and one that has little influence on the game aside from how many rolls you need to afford repair. The graphics are charming, which is all the credit I will give this game. Otherwise, it’s clear that there is no skill involved, no decisions to be made, and no influence the player can have on the outcome of the game. This game is lazy, which is annoying but ultimately meaningless to me. What makes me angry is the fact that it tries so hard to get you to spend money, and that it preys on people who may be susceptible to gambling addiction by enticing you with the graphics, the satisfying visual and audio effects when you get a jackpot, and the excitement you feel when you get free dice. I was expecting little of this game from the beginning, and even I was affected by this infectious motivation to keep playing. Sometimes I get free dice rolls and I feel a rush of genuine excitement - for a brief moment I think that with these rolls, maybe I can finish up this kingdom and get even MORE dice in the next. The dice are not just the mechanic of the game - they ARE the game. I don’t find myself caring about fixing up the kingdoms I’m thrown into. All I want to do is toss the dice. Which is why, as soon as Scrambly tells me that I’ve capped on the rewards I can get for playing this soulless mess of a game, I’m deleting it immediately. It is a stain on the library of games on the App Store and indicative of a terrifying and disrespectful trend of using players as cash cows. There are many actually good RNG based games on the App Store that require you to make decisions and reward you for being strategic about them. I recommend you turn away from this “game” and play ANY of those instead.

I like the game play pace. It is fast and exciting. However… to grow a kingdom should not be about theft and hitting. In the real world, it works that way for awhile… then you go to prison. Just one persons opinion.

This game is constantly cheat you out of rolls that you win. Does it pay out Customer Service answers your messages, and then closes the message without giving you a chance to respond. Emailed the developer you never get a response. Their favorite thing is it must’ve been an Internet connection issue. They know full well you cannot play the game without the Internet. So if it’s my Internet, why is my friend 400 miles away having the same issue? Do not spend money on this game! UPDATE received response in game “unable to verify your claim”. Yet I am not the only persons having this issue. Spent heck of a lot of money for nothing. The glitches continue. Not another dime. Did I mention I play the game on multiple platforms and the same glitches occur across operating systems? Believe the bad reviews. I can’t believe Apple still allows this game in the store

I’m really enjoying the game except for all of the ads and pop ups.