How to spot a pay-to-win mobile game before you install it
You can usually tell from the store page. The in-app purchase list, the screenshots and the review pattern give away the payment model before you download a single megabyte.
You can usually tell from the store page. The in-app purchase list, the screenshots and the review pattern give away the payment model before you download a single megabyte.
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