Yes, Country Balls is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The Country Balls app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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4.36 out of 5
22 ratings in Spain
Like I said, it’s fun and I’m not lying. The issue is that it just forces so so so so many ads into the game and it seems as the further you get the window for “coffee breaks” close from maybe a few minutes to seconds. The game is also a little too easy.
not sure if i was supposed to press something, but all my data randomly dissapeared.
Ads make it unplayable
Very good mechanics and visuals but there’s so much missing. Trading, in depth war, negotiation of lands, alliances. Feel like after a couple updates (if done correctly) the game should be a 5 star.
Game dont work
Worlds best
very great game, but I got one thing if you attack a friend country (another country that’s its friend) It will try to attack you (i’m saying is that other countries could attack you)
It’s so relaxing
You can easily tell it’s a money grab. Talks about “we have to force you to watch ads so we can keep this game free” we all know dang well if this was like 2 bucks there would be probably around 20 people, that are gullible enough to buy this. The gameplay is okay, i only conquered america as Mexico because i quickly got bored of how easy it is. also definitely does not need to you spam that much ads. I’ve seen games that give you the option to turn off ads without charging you.Crazy.
This game is so stupid you send 3 tanks against 3 infantry and lose. The basic mechanics don’t make sense and to the idiot that said there is no ads there is literally one at the bottom of the screen the whole time and every SINGLE battle that you do which takes seconds you get a 30 second ad. Just a simple money grab garbage “game”.
