For kids always playing on their phones, this might be good. For others maybe they don't need this. // May I suggest as a buyer of many games for kids, that y

For kids always playing on their phones, this might be good. For others maybe they don't need this. // May I suggest as a buyer of many games for kids, that your pricing model means an instant and permanant NO from my household. Signing up for stuff takes effort and memory, not getting to own what I paid for sucks. $50 a year (more than that price in AU) is crazy. I can buy 10 good kids games for that. Another reason: pricing model requires continual engagement, which means lots of 'rewards'and flashy lights and emotional triggers - no thanks.