Thronefall

But yeah, I think it's really fun if you like that.

Anything like that, either that type of game like Thronefall, there's a really good implementation of it.

Or if you like a game like a deck builder, this kind of functions as that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I want to go back and address an embarrassment.

I got Thronefall and Towerfall mixed up.

I don't think Thronefall was an Ouya game.

Yeah, exactly.

King Shot was the new trick because it took Thronefall kind of on, on board.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is King Shot-

... than some derivative king shot, tower defense, whatever this is even.

Yeah, they have no idea how to work, how it works apparently.

And again, it's, it's breaking the whole king shot creative funnel from Thronefall.

So-

Analytic Dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio, 'cause I'm currently showcasing what the gameplay loo- looks like for Kingshot the mobile game.

Now, of course, users, due to these fake ads, they say that it's a bait and switch, and some ads allegedly reuse assets from other games like Thronefall, and they say that this is a common industry practice for installs.

Now, that gets into the analytical side of why these fake ads keep happening time and time again in the mobile gaming industry.

As when you look at the fake/misleading advertisement for mobile games, it drives higher click-through and lower cost per install, right? And basically, they test the engaging mechanics as far as pin pulling, rescue puzzles, that convert better than honest gameplay footage.

But anyways, it's their review, not mine.

They had hands on time, not me.

Um, getting back into Thore's review, "While its interacti-," uh, "While its interaction design is, and visuals remain at a high mobile standard, the story, the world building, and core selling points feel half-baked, relying only on a startup mini game blatantly mimicking Thronefall." I know that ain't who I think it is.

"In the end, it feels like a wasted showcase of the developer's technical capabilities."