Archero

At first glance, Archero feels like a fun and addictive mobile game. The simple one-touch mechanics and wave-based progression make it easy to pick up, and the concept of dodging, shooting, and powering up as you go through levels is genuinely entertaining. For the first few stages, the game hooks you with a sense of progress and reward. But then you hit the wall. Like many mobile games, Archero quickly reveals itself to be a pay-to-win trap. Progress grinds to a halt once you reach a certain level, not because of skill, but because enemies scale up far beyond what your free-to-play gear can handle. Drops for rare weapons and armor are locked behind absurdly low odds, practically forcing you to buy loot boxes or premium packs if you want to keep moving forward. The free-to-play path is technically possible—but it requires an unrealistic time investment that borders on punishment. Upgrading equipment, collecting gems, and grinding for materials takes dozens (if not hundreds) of hours for minimal progress. On top of that, the in-game store prices are shockingly high for what you actually get. The biggest frustration is that the game lures you in with a fun loop, then caps your potential until you pay. It doesn’t feel rewarding, it feels manipulative. Instead of skill or strategy determining success, Archero is essentially a cash gate: you either spend money, or you stop playing. Verdict: What starts as a promising and enjoyable mobile roguelike quickly becomes a pay-to-win scam dressed up as a fun game. Unless you’re prepared to sink a lot of money (or waste an unhealthy amount of time), don’t expect to get very far.

Great game only issue is it’s consistently crashes. Never had a problem before until recent and other games no problem either. 41 rounds of this 6 year event and still can’t get through it without being reset.

I like this game a lot

It’s a good game overall, but it feels extremely drawn out and heavily monetised. If you’re not spending a significant amount of money, your progress will be painfully slow. I’ve been playing for a while now, and it’s clear that paying players are miles ahead. The drop rates for valuable items are practically nonexistent, so patience is essential. There’s also an overwhelming amount of content—some of which feels unnecessary or confusing. If the drop rates were improved and there were more opportunities to progress without spending, I’d easily rate this game 10/10 or 5 stars.

I enjoyed the game in the starter sections/maps but it gets to the point where the levels in the sections are structured poorly and enemies are basically thrown into there which makes it impossible to play properly. The levels get way too difficult and it overall feels very pay to win. Though I do have fun a bit of the time when I’m not getting screwed over.

Hey guys, the game is awesome 👏 but I had a very good account with that and because I had to erase my phone and rebuild it for getting too slow, when I reinstalled the that, I was unable to restore my progress, can you please tell me why??? It was a very good position already and I never wanted to lose it but I had to clean my phone so I had no chance…. Now please help me guys somehow and give me back my progress please 🙏!!!! Thanks guys!!!!

При входе в игру игра автоматически меняет на новый аккаунт хотя у меня есть старый с которого я хочу продолжить игру. Удаления акаунта в игре не предусмотрено. Исправьте пожалуйста или скажите как это исправить самому.

The amount of ads - albeit the majority are optional - is staggering. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a game that shoves SO many pay mechanics into a game. It’s overwhelming. Good basic gameplay that’s spoiled by a deluge of cash grabs. Precisely why I’ll never give them a penny.

Worst game by far full of bugs and if you find a bug instead of fixing it they permanently ban your account cause you try it, every event they force you to donate all they want is your money waste of time you never be able to be free2 play player

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