Just absolutely solid with an honest company
Super cell is an amazing company, I’ve played several of their games and particularly liked clash of clans and clash royale. I’ve been playing these two games for about 3-4 years and am close to maxed out on both., ,  I will say the strategy of CoC is a little shallow and at some points I’ve got into seasons of just login, collect resources, do the duties of being a clan leader, log out every day. But they always draw me back in at some point and I end up enjoying it. Wall upgrades and hero upgrades are a little tedious but again, it’s been worth it to me. , , Both CoC and CR have just a solid base game that is just mostly faultless and doesn’t need money. I’ve spent $10-20 on clash royale but it had very little in-game effects, most cosmetics and slight time savers, you can definitely play it entirely free as I’ve done with clash of clans! On CoC even ‘season pass exclusive’ hero skins can be bought by in game currency (gems) after a while of saving.
Gameplay, Gameplay, Monetisation, Gameplay
Strategy, Time-saving features, In-game purchases, Cosmetics
Negative, Positive, Neutral, Positive
Gameplay - Strategy - Negative, Gameplay - Time-saving features - Positive, Monetisation - In-game purchases - Neutral, Gameplay - Cosmetics - Positive
### USER: Just absolutely solid with an honest company: Super cell is an amazing company, I’ve played several of their games and particularly liked clash of clans and clash royale. I’ve been playing these two games for about 3-4 years and am close to maxed out on both., ,  I will say the strategy of CoC is a little shallow and at some points I’ve got into seasons of just login, collect resources, do the duties of being a clan leader, log out every day. But they always draw me back in at some point and I end up enjoying it. Wall upgrades and hero upgrades are a little tedious but again, it’s been worth it to me. , , Both CoC and CR have just a solid base game that is just mostly faultless and doesn’t need money. I’ve spent $10-20 on clash royale but it had very little in-game effects, most cosmetics and slight time savers, you can definitely play it entirely free as I’ve done with clash of clans! On CoC even ‘season pass exclusive’ hero skins can be bought by in game currency (gems) after a while of saving. ### ASSISTANT: Gameplay - Strategy - Negative, Gameplay - Time-saving features - Positive, Monetisation - In-game purchases - Neutral, Gameplay - Cosmetics - Positive )))
### Review: title: Just absolutely solid with an honest company, content: Super cell is an amazing company, I’ve played several of their games and particularly liked clash of clans and clash royale. I’ve been playing these two games for about 3-4 years and am close to maxed out on both., ,  I will say the strategy of CoC is a little shallow and at some points I’ve got into seasons of just login, collect resources, do the duties of being a clan leader, log out every day. But they always draw me back in at some point and I end up enjoying it. Wall upgrades and hero upgrades are a little tedious but again, it’s been worth it to me. , , Both CoC and CR have just a solid base game that is just mostly faultless and doesn’t need money. I’ve spent $10-20 on clash royale but it had very little in-game effects, most cosmetics and slight time savers, you can definitely play it entirely free as I’ve done with clash of clans! On CoC even ‘season pass exclusive’ hero skins can be bought by in game currency (gems) after a while of saving. ### Analysis: categories: Gameplay, Gameplay, Monetisation, Gameplay, aspects: Strategy, Time-saving features, In-game purchases, Cosmetics, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Neutral, Positive )))
### Review: title: Just absolutely solid with an honest company, content: Super cell is an amazing company, I’ve played several of their games and particularly liked clash of clans and clash royale. I’ve been playing these two games for about 3-4 years and am close to maxed out on both., ,  I will say the strategy of CoC is a little shallow and at some points I’ve got into seasons of just login, collect resources, do the duties of being a clan leader, log out every day. But they always draw me back in at some point and I end up enjoying it. Wall upgrades and hero upgrades are a little tedious but again, it’s been worth it to me. , , Both CoC and CR have just a solid base game that is just mostly faultless and doesn’t need money. I’ve spent $10-20 on clash royale but it had very little in-game effects, most cosmetics and slight time savers, you can definitely play it entirely free as I’ve done with clash of clans! On CoC even ‘season pass exclusive’ hero skins can be bought by in game currency (gems) after a while of saving. ### Analysis: categories: (Gameplay, Gameplay, Monetisation, Gameplay) aspects: (Strategy, Time-saving features, In-game purchases, Cosmetics) sentiments: (Negative, Positive, Neutral, Positive) )))