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Whenever I see IAP on paid apps I'm almost instantly turned off. Do you know what sort of nature they are? Is the game complete without them? Do they nag about
by beefsack 9y ago
Whenever I see IAP on paid apps I'm almost instantly turned off.
Do you know what sort of nature they are? Is the game complete without them? Do they nag about the IAP in game?
- mikepurvis 9y agoLooks like expansion packs. From the Google Play page: "PLEASE NOTE: Additional content for RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic is available via In-App Purchase, specifically the three expansion packs: Wacky Worlds, Time Twister and Toolkit. The expansion packs are the ONLY content that require an In-App Purchase and In-App Purchases are not used anywhere else in the game."
- jwdunne 9y agoActually, the toolkit as an IAP really pissed me off. That's the best way to design coasters.
- malnourish 9y agoIt's a shame because the game uses IAP for a good reason. But I don't blame you for being reticent, I am too.
- bbx 9y agoI didn’t realise there were any! I just checked: it’s 3 expansion packs with I assume more rides and campaigns. The game already comes with 95 campaigns that you have to unlock gradually. They’re quite varied in terms of style and goals. I’ve completed 17 so far. I bought the game last December, so I still have lots of content to play with…
- gambiting 9y agoI have the game on both iOS and Android - and the only paid purchases in it are the expansion packs, the game never ever asks you to buy them, but if you do it unlocks the content of the expansion packs, so exactly like with the original game. They are the best IAP I have seen so far.