Weapon Master: Gun Shooter Run 12+

Yes there are adverts but after factory’s are created you can mostly ignore them and I completed the game in 5 days at level 145 and can’t wait for factory updates past level 5 and new guns but would recommend that the developers increase the storage space for the weapon parts to at least 2 screens but this is not essentially a requirement 😊

I thought I would try this “game” as it looked kind of fun. What I found was a never-ending stream of prompts for adverts punctuated by the occasional sliver of a game.
After the first few levels you can’t progress without watching two adverts at the start of each 40-60 level and then an advert at the end. You then asked to spend money and given the chance to watch another advert.
Unless you’re prepared to spend real money, you’ll eventually hit a point where it is impossible to progress, no matter how much time you put into it.
At one point you unlock a conveyer belt mini strategy game type thing to earn extra credits. This isn’t a passive thing, though. You have to be in that area to earn the credits. The most ridiculous bit of this is that you can watch a 30+ second advert to double your production speed for 30 seconds. Thing is, you don’t earn any money during the time you’re watching the advert. So, if you’re lucky and the advert is only 30 seconds long, you don’t earn anything for the 30 seconds you’re watching the video and then double for 30 seconds after the video. That basically works out the same as if you had done nothing for 1 minute. If the advert is longer, some can be 75+ seconds, you’ve wasted your time. Mind you, this whole game is a waste of time.

Weapon Master has the potential to be a solid mobile game, but it's heavily weighed down by an excessive number of ads. While it's understood that ads are necessary to keep the game free, their frequency in Weapon Master is overwhelming and detracts significantly from the overall experience. The gameplay itself is decent, offering a range of weapons and challenges to keep you entertained. However, just as you're getting into the flow, another ad pops up, breaking your immersion and testing your patience. It's frustrating to the point where it feels like you spend more time watching ads than actually playing the game. As for the graphics, they're acceptable but not particularly impressive. They do the job, but there's nothing here that sets Weapon Master apart from other games in terms of visual appeal. The design is functional, but it lacks the polish and creativity that could make it stand out in a crowded market. In summary, Weapon Master could be a fun distraction if it weren't for the relentless ads. With some adjustments to the ad frequency and a bit more attention to the graphics, it could become a much more enjoyable game. Until then, it's hard to recommend it wholeheartedly.