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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

been playing their war robots

been playing their war robots: frontiers for about a year now. like everyone else that has left a review, it's a game that pretty much forces you to pay, if you want to win and you have to continue paying to keep winning. i have been stuck on gold for the past 6 months, you win you get xp points you lose you lose xp points. keeping you from reaching the next badge.

September 29, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Pixonic, Whale master and Greedy..

Pixonics greed is evident just bouncing around in the hangar. Rewards for ads are not worth the time spent. You'll watch 2-3 ads for 5 platinum. 3 ads for 75 keys, THEN 3 ads for 200 keys. 2 ads for 5 memorians, 2 ads for 3 (that's right) 3 microchips. The mission pages openly tell you to buy something for (wait for it) 1 blue data pad. Or a crappy purple wpn. Matches are hilariously out balanced, with whales dominating everything. Pixonic themselves will state that a f2p player can match them, I seriously doubt that. Why would you subject yourself to that much outrageous bs? There are YouTubers who claim it is possible, but I wouldn't trust them either, especially when you see their hangars with MK 3 mechs.. As an added bonus, this company made over a Billion dollars profit. A Billion dollars... There are PC game developers who are MORE successful, and haven't made that much. War Robots COULD be a Battletech style competitor, but it's developers and the whales ruin the game for those who might actually enjoy it. And we won't discuss the hackers..

May 29, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The greed of programmers of this game…

The greed of programmers of this game is unbelievable. It is free if you like getting stomped on constantly. They constantly update with unbelievably overpowered gear (that you have to pay big big $$$$ for) only to dumb it down and turn it into garbage a few updates later. When I say big money it is because you have to pay for the robots, the titan, the weapons, the drones annnd the modules.. Then you have to pay to upgrade each 25 times.... AND it doesn't matter that you spent big $$$$ and time playing because in q few updates your prized gear turns to junk. I have been playing for near 6 years and it is getting worse and worse.
The game mechanics are bad BAD because of it (OMG the lag is infuriating) and customer service is full on crap! you will either be completely ignored or given a canned response that says the issues is/are on the players end.

October 5, 2024
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