Gold and Goblins for Pc

I downloaded this game about three weeks ago. After laying a few days, my husband decided to download on his phone. When we play the regular mine shafts, it is fun. Just hard to get high amounts of elixir - which you should be able to get more quantity the harder the location, but you don’t. Otherwise, it is fun. Now, my husband and I have played two of the side events to try and get more stuff to help. The first one we played more like the mineshaft, and we got maybe 3/4 of the way though. We just thought that maybe we didn’t do something right. This second even, we have been playing non-stop for the full days. I even left my screen on over night in hopes of collecting items. We have played and clicked non-stop since the beginning. My husband might reach the last keys in time. I can’t even reach them. We don’t use money to play apps and games. I feel as though that is the only way to play the events, and you need the events to get through the basic mine easier.

This game is a fun concept that could really go somewhere, but right now it's an idle game disguised as a mining sim. Here's the short list: - Idle income is constant with no offline penalty, but that isn't your main source of income: The cannon is, and the cannon is random and only fires while online. This is the incentive to keep the app up at all times. - Unit development is done through random cards, which seem fairly balanced, but there isn't a lot of choice in what to upgrade. Mines can only be automated with a certain number of cards, and that's where most of your elixir will go. - There is no way of telling what using the app to level up a mine will do. The multipliers seem random and the cost grows very quickly; but since cannon income is dependent on these, a player may feel like they have to save for mine levels rather than buying another goblin, even if the boost turns out to be disappointing. - Like most idle games, while the main game is casual, events are killer and require almost constant supervision and perfect form to complete. The difference here is that you don't 'need' every key and the rewards are not drop-dead must-have. I'd keep playing this game if I had a lot more time on my hands than I do. As I mentioned, this game could go somewhere with more development. Cheers, and keep at it

This game is fun, mindless, and an interesting way to waste time. And I’d almost be willing to give it 5 stars and recommend it for kids but some of the ads are SUPER INAPPROPRIATE for younger audiences. Right now an ad for Comics Bob is playing and it implies that you can either reveal a nude woman, or have Bob get in the shower with her and have sex. Another ad for a “delete one part” type game shows you have the ability to erase characters clothing or even see through a wall to see if anyone inside is being intimate. This is totally inappropriate advertising in a game that should be kid friendly. If they could push family friendly ads, instead of these more “adult oriented “ ones, then I would say this game is awesome. You can play without buying anything and you don’t even really need to watch any ads if you don’t want to, but for me it’s sometimes worth it.

Playability is ok and nearly typical of an idle miner, however don’t expect to be wowed as there are much better miner games out there like Egg inc and Adventure Capitalist. Why? First off, you don’t have to be tethered to the Internet. Unlike, this app, which requires you to be online 100% of the time. So no offline play here. Also the episodes in this game are very short, so you have little choice to restart (I.e. begin a new mine) as when the mine you’re on is tapped out, there’s no point in hanging around. Therefore, there’s no real satisfaction in accomplishment with this game. In fact, the only accomplishment you get, if you spend the real $$$, is a lighter wallet; something this idle miner game is focused on. Heck, if they were serious about it, they’d make it fun so you’d want to spend on the game. The bottom line, this one is not worth the time and there are much better alternatives to this junk.