War Robots, a popular mobile game, faces several issues causing player dissatisfaction and frustration. One major problem is the presence of overpowered robots and weapons, which many players feel makes the game too “pay-to-win.” This means that players who spend a lot of money gain an unfair advantage, leaving casual players at a disadvantage.
Another issue is the significant time commitment required to progress in the game. Players need to spend a lot of time watching ads, maintaining hangars, and upgrading items. This can be overwhelming for those who don’t have much free time.
Balance issues also plague the game. Certain robots and weapons, like the Seraphs and Mars, are seen as too powerful and hard to counter. Players suggest that limiting the number of these strong items in a hangar deck could make gameplay more balanced.
Players also complain about manipulation and hackers. They feel that developers release overpowered content to make money and then nerf it afterward. Additionally, hackers are a persistent problem, causing frustration among honest players.
The game’s economy and matchmaking system are criticized as unfair. These systems favor players who spend more money, making it hard for casual players to compete. Long-time players also miss the classic gameplay experience and suggest creating a “War Robots Classic” version to bring back the game’s original, simpler form.