Game insight publish supposedly free apps which are topping the highest grossing revenue lists in many countries. Based in Russia, there are two views - one is that they are owned by five Russian women, the other, by a gentleman that resides in Cyprus, a known haven for money laundering. Their game is almost impossible to, progress in without spending thousands of dollars. They release upgrades that basically knock out forty percent of their gaming community with untested software. They get you in with quests that cost a lot to complete. They have items you can find in rooms to progress, but the items have nt been released nto the game at all. This encourages people to spend big dollars to keep trying to find these non-existent items. Rooms require costly items to enter just to explore to try and find these non-existent items. One room for example takes fifty of these entry items - you either struggle to find those items in the game or pay fifty diamonds - which equates to around $12AUD - varies depending on epwhat packs you buy - the largest pack is around $102AUD for 1200 diamonds. You can easily spend this in an hour just trying to get around their obvious programming techniques to prevent you from playing for free. I have hundreds and hundreds of game players who can provide substantial evidence - including myself - but not sure how much to provide at this early stage. I wouldn't be raising this if there were fair and equitable terms of playing this game but this is just so blatant - when tu play it you can see what they're doing and why keep, playing? You make friends - they're the ones that keep you going. If you find a bug and exploit it, they ban you for cheating - even daylight savings time adjustments are treated as a cheating method so you must not have the game active when this happens. They've taken a Facebook based application and doctored it for the iPad and now players on iPad 1 games are struggling. Please help us.
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