Tap Busters: Bounty Hunters 1.8.1

Reviews

1 ★, on 2021-01-07
The game could be really fun, but it is way too easy. Insultingly easy. I kept playing in the hopes it would get more challenging, yet even near lvl 50, I was killing every enemy in half a second. Only play it if you get enjoyment doing something a monkey could do.

5 ★, on 2020-11-12
Surprisingly good. The arena set up is wonderful, and you are never in over your head; and with a new arena match every two hours, it isn't very hard to get a few first place wins

5 ★, on 2021-01-18
It is overall a very entertaining game, but all the equipment doesn't NEED to be there, I suggest you make a feature to sell equipment you're not using.

5 ★, on 2021-01-10
Long time player, please turn on events. Thank you for events. Can you make the 2500 credit guild chest drops worth doing. Make them legendary chests. The random chests are really dumb.

4 ★, on 2018-10-16
It's a lot of fun, but at the end of the day, it's just another tap game. There's too much saturation of these types of games and it just gets old. You tap. Your character shoots. The enemy gets shot. You can upgrade over time with the money earned from tapping. You think this time it will be a different kind of tap hero, but you're going to be heavily disappointed. It's the same as all the others. Lack of creativity in storytelling. Great artwork though.

4 ★, on 2018-10-27
The graphics and art style are very unique androids in think that adds to the charm of this game. The reset system that this game uses for progression is interesting and so far I find it enjoyable. It has arenas every hour or so to defeat the most amount of bosses for groups of 100 and offers a unique item for getting first. This is very difficult as you can be versing some very progressed players. That points will also lead me to the downfalls. This is an clicker game, and just like every other idle clicker games they are constantly shoving micro transactions down your throat. This is even more so as this game features a 'VIP' status where every dollar you spend gives you permanent buffs when it reaches certain tiers. This VIP system offers you such things as no more adverts, double dollars forever, free perk tree resets, unique units, and daily gold. The max rank is 1,000,000 points. The most expensive micro transaction is $150 and gives you 200,000 VIP points (plus 17,500 ingame credits which are spent on chests to unlock gear or auto clickers for an hour at a time) or you can get 1 point per ad watched... 1million ads here we come! If it's one time only purchases of a set of slightly better equipment or bundles that help you progress for the start of your journey, this game has offered me over $200 worth of them in the first 48 hours, and the VIP system I mentioned before also adds to that as it offers you "triple value" in those points and the perks you get are pretty game changing (although they are closer to the $150 spent VIP level) but it is suffocating and I hate that games as fun and enjoyable such as this are deliberately scaled down to be 'hsrd' for the sole purpose of milking money from its consumers. If you are looking for a unique idle game with offline progression this game isn't for you. If you are looking for an idle game that you can play here and there then this may be for you. But if you have spending control issues with ingame offers, stay away.