BugFall: Rescue Critters Now‪!‬ 4+

Name: BugFall: Rescue Critters Now!
Author: Nicholas Dean

Crystal cracking action‪!‬

Nicholas Dean

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Crystal cracking, bug saving arcade action! Rescue the bugs from the clutches of the evil Crypt King. Each bug rescued helps you with a unique perk and there’s a perk for every play style. Can you rescue them all? Get going and foil the Crypt King!

– UNLOCK unique bugs and perks
– DISCOVER 4 habitats each with their own special insect inhabitants
– DEFEAT the hideous crypt worms
– BEAT your high score
– DODGE the falling skulls
– QUEST for rewards and find the secret bugs
– CUTE and crazy insect characters
– SHARE your bug list with friends

Feb 1, 2022

Version 2.4

- Updated Mac icon to better fit the newer macOS design language.
- Improved compression so the game takes up less than a third of the space.
- Fix Coin Packs on MacOS.
- Updated to Unity version 2020.3.25
- Updated IAP plugin to version 4.1.2
- Slightly improved performance.

What a load of dung!

When I downloaded the game and played for the first few minutes, the only sensation I had felt was numbness, complete, total utter numbness. A numbness so brain draining that I deleted it just moments after the initial download? Let me explain all of the factors that contributed to me loathing this game.
To initiate, for a game that is advertised as a high-stakes arcade experience, the gameplay is mind-numbingly simple and boring. All that you do in the game is tap on gems and gold. Where’s the challenge or fun in brainlessly tapping away at whatever gems and gold enter the screen? And the fact that you’re supposed to be there for a long amount of time mindlessly grinding away to get to the next biome is insulting to my mind. I felt as if I was getting dumber from playing this!!
Another thing to mention was that the power ups that these fictional insects provide don’t even work, and the tapping controls are excruciatingly irresponsive.
To conclude, don’t play this game. It’s another brain-rotting clicker game that pretends to be an arcade game solely designed for the extraction of money from filthy casuals who have no concept of quality whatsoever. I came in expecting to find something of value, but unlike the various gems and gold doubloons that fall into the lava, nothing of value was lost when I deleted this piece of dung for good. This is one of the most regrettable purchases I had ever made in my life, and I now see the reason as to why nobody even bothered with this worthless junk.

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