I have two big problems with this game which I discovered after installing it:
1) It has micro-transactions through a predatory store which obfuscates the cost of items with a secondary currency. So you must purchase the secondary in-game currency with real money, and that in-game currency is used to buy the store items to make it much more difficult to understand how much real money you have spent. I will not purchase microtransactions. Whilst I'm fine with a game offering up purely cosmetic items for additional money (this game is offering purely cosmetic items) I object to these predatory tactics. I personally am not okay with micotransactions, and it's particularly galling to see in a game which is clearly geared towards a young target audience. In my opinion it's not responsible or ethical of the game devs to engage in this behaviour. A simple design choice which make this much less egregious would be to at least put an up front real currency price tag on each item.
2) The camera movement makes me feel motion sick. I can't play this game. It is simply unplayable for me. I'm very surprised that in seven years the devs have not yet introduced the simple option of locking the camera to prevent extraneous movement.
I wanted to warn others about the motion sickness, but once I found the microtransaction store

I have two big problems with this game which I discovered after installing it: 1) It has micro-transactions through a predatory store which obfuscates the cost of items with a secondary currency. So you must purchase the secondary in-game currency with real money, and that in-game currency is used to buy the store items to make it much more difficult to understand how much real money you have spent. I will not purchase microtransactions. Whilst I'm fine with a game offering up purely cosmetic items for additional money (this game is offering purely cosmetic items) I object to these predatory tactics. I personally am not okay with micotransactions, and it's particularly galling to see in a game which is clearly geared towards a young target audience. In my opinion it's not responsible or ethical of the game devs to engage in this behaviour. A simple design choice which make this much less egregious would be to at least put an up front real currency price tag on each item. 2) The camera movement makes me feel motion sick. I can't play this game. It is simply unplayable for me. I'm very surprised that in seven years the devs have not yet introduced the simple option of locking the camera to prevent extraneous movement. I wanted to warn others about the motion sickness, but once I found the microtransaction store