![]() This game is bringing up all sorts of complicated issues. If you’re going to download a game by the Colgate-Palmolive Corporation, this is the one. This game is much better than Farming Simulators 16 & 19 (which were also downloaded). ![]() You know, when I told the kid not to download FaceApp, I didn’t mean “go find a less secure alternative to FaceApp”. This app was free, so it’s definitely selling my data to a third party. The game encourages you to “Dig, fight, explore” – which is sort of like “run, hide, fight” but less effective. Makes it sound like they’re fucking Gilgamesh or something instead of just Connect Four with Jujyfruits. ![]() It’s the word “Saga” that really confuses me. (And, before anyone says anything, YES, I STILL GET PAPER STATEMENTS BECAUSE I’M OLD)Īnyways – here are 40 Fascinating Mobile Games To Find Out You’re Paying For: #1. This kid has me opening my monthly credit card statement like a scene from The Hurt Locker. You never know what hidden costs are about to pop up. Which is exactly the kind of trick that works on children and 60% of adults. Of course, some of these games say they’re free to download, but they’re not free to play. (But hell – it’s a small price to pay for “Freedon’s blaster pistol”).ĭon’t get me wrong – I’m glad my kid is learning to game, I just wish it cost less than a semester at Harvard. ![]() There’s nothing quite like finding out your five-year-old spent $7000 playing Honor of Kings. You know what everyone loves? Getting their credit card bill. ![]()
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