>>1

When doing point activities, I really see this kind of thing often.

Did you surpass the red cat?

I’ve never seen ad removal available as a subscription instead of a one-time purchase.

I was starting to lose motivation because of Hachiwari’s voice, but…

It seems like I don’t need to go in…

The three-star and war criminal characters who dash through to help are amusing.

It’s more of a style to earn money quickly through ads or aggressive microtransactions rather than collecting from people who get too serious about the game.

Why do social games based on a loose worldview end up being terrible games?

Even anonymous users who usually jump on popular social games are finding the thumbnail to be a funeral mood…

Thinking about the fact that there are kids whose first experience with spending money is with this game makes me go hmm.

The loading is so long that I wonder what it’s loading with this content.

Hmm hmm.

I feel sorry for the fans that the app released with such anticipation has turned out like this.

>>16

Waaa… (crying)

>>16

If an app like this comes out… well… you know.

I feel frustrated thinking that they’ll survive because their IP is too strong, even with something like this.

What kind of manga will Mr. Nagano draw with this app?

Is it really that bad? I tried it out, but the ads… there are so many ads!

Even manga apps can’t show this many ads.

Is this also Nagano’s hobby?

Oh

It’s sad that it’s no longer a topic of conversation here.

Even if you’re a big Chii-kawa fan, this is tough, isn’t it?

This game is designed in such a way that if you can catch people who have never experienced this type of game and sink them into it, it’s a victory, so fans of Chikawa are probably the perfect target.

>>35

I don’t think there were any insane creators like that in Trillion Game either.

I wonder why this is unusually heavy…

Why isn’t there any voice?

You don’t understand anything.

If you just create a game of Chiikawa now, it will surely raise the reputation among the Chiikawa customer base, and it’s not just limited to endless ads from other social game companies.

Is there a ranking for this?

In idle games, the basic principle is to compete with various elements to entice players to make purchases.

>>37

There are no rankings or anything like that.

I wonder if Nagano isn’t very interested in games or apps…

The animation doesn’t change much either.

Enemies are also reused.

Yet, somehow the controls feel sluggish.

Why…

You can make a profit even if you don’t do it properly.

It feels like it’s running unusually slow.

Why can they create this type of social game with such popular content…?

Chii-kawa’s Shitty Game

I laughed when I realized this happened because I had an ad in.

>>47

Wow…

What are you thinking about only having two inside the house?

I guess they believe they can win even with a point activity app.

I was surprised by the heat when I put it in a budget smartphone.

Stuck on Easy 4-5.

So you’re saying I should pay and watch ads like crazy…?!

It’s annoying that my smartphone heats up because it’s using the specs quietly.

I don’t think it’s a total piece of junk, but it is a pretty mediocre idle game.

It’s hilarious how many ads there are.

If you’re feeling stressed about it, I think you should just spend 1000 yen, but it’s not an especially interesting game, which makes me hesitate.

Where are the factors that put a burden on the smartphone?!

Did Nagano get deceived by CA…?

Well, idle games can get really exciting.

>>59

It’s way hotter than similar other apps, you idiot!

A mere advertisement like this won’t affect me, who has endured shawarma!

I want the main story to feature advertising monsters.

Offering a subscription model with a fee of 980 yen and no free first month is quite aggressive.

When I came back after watching a 1-minute ad, the app crashed and I was not counted as having watched the ad.

I’m not doing it anymore.

>>65

Seriously…? I’m becoming extremely anxious.

>>65

I see that there are a lot of people who will spend money on this or Gundam, so let’s be prepared for increased pressure to spend.

I wonder if no optimization has been done at all…

At this scale, the original creator can no longer be involved in such a game, and the project will proceed without their involvement.

In a way, it would be a game that feels a bit like Chiikawa.

The foreignness of the shop below.

Even if the weapon changes, nothing about the appearance changes.

>>72

The fact that the gacha weapons don’t have a customization element shows that they don’t understand what is being asked for at all…

The game has been so poorly designed and forces ads since the improvement of TingusGoose.

As expected, I’m just taking a wait-and-see approach with the ads, but thinking about how much I see this every day is pretty overwhelming…

Probably some kind of aberration.

This kind of mobile game is probably just like that.

It’s surprising that there isn’t a game adaptation for Chiikawa.

>>76

There was a collaboration, though…

>>76

The card game (collaboration) was very popular.

>>87

The provocation is excessively rich.

>>76

It’s quite difficult to think about what to sell in a gacha when it comes to low-priced outright purchases in mobile games.

I heard there are over 2 million pre-registrations, and I thought that was crazy! But it seems like it’s really something…

If you use a well-known IP poorly, it might affect the future transactions of the company you created.

“It’s seriously impossible to go from 5 to 10.”

I guess they plan to drown out such evaluations with fake reviews.

It seems like it’s not going to work because if I launch the app and go back to the home screen, it will start from the beginning again after a while.

I wonder if the power settings are causing problems…

Since it’s a game where you watch the numbers go up, I guess it could have a certain demand if the ads were a bit more modest…

It seems that the layer interested in Chiikawa won’t spend much money.

I understand, right? I get it, but this just won’t do.

I wonder if I could at least have done it like a kitty.

>>84

Rather, if done well, they are a group that will spend more money than those who frequently play mobile games.

They’re placing a lot of ads without analyzing the customer demographics at all…

It’s an advertisement.

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>>88

It seems like a strange creature that ties up Chiikawa and the others would appear in a manga.

It’s more like a puzzle game similar to Doraemon or Chibi Maruko-chan rather than being poorly made.

This isn’t something to play around with half-heartedly.

Nagano will be pleased.

>>90

Today while playing PokéPoké, I was surprised to see that it turned into a scene of chaos and despair.

There are hardly any gacha games that are this bad.

This is further accelerating the severity of things in Chiikawa.

It’s so ridiculous that I’m beyond laughing and have turned serious.

If you had just released normal good stuff, I would have spent a lot on it.

Chikawa’s explosive collaboration!

Who came up with the idea to show ads when accepting missions?

There’s a limit to how much one can think.

If you want to change your appearance, you have to pay money, which is still understandable.

I understand, but it’s too much.

Even a type of Marvel Future Fight that buys costumes doesn’t have such aggressive pricing.

>>98

I used to play that, but the pressure to spend money was gentle back then…

Is it a veteran of 10 years?

>>116

It will become around that much.

First of all, in Future Fight, you can buy the costume for 1050 stones during the week it is released…

I ended up buying Daredevil.

That collaboration is going to bomb Chikawa…

The red cat is a somewhat useless guy that you don’t really understand, but there’s something about it that’s funny, and it’s a game loved by everyone.

Chii-Poke is a miser of hell who is seriously ignored by everyone.

I’ve judged it to be a bad game, so I’m retreating.

It was the same with the red cat, but if it were like this, it would have been better to simply make it a 3-match puzzle.

>>105

Sometimes there are stages that feel like advertisements for a king…

List of Appbot Development Titles

>>107

I can’t make a judgment because I don’t know a single one…

It’s a crappy game, or rather, nothingness.

Mr. Nagano… it’s disappointing…

Well, since there are a lot of child fans, I guess they can’t push for in-game purchases too strongly, so they have to rely more on ads…

Is it Shadowverse?

The rabbit’s ability to tease by showing its butt is too high-performing.

>>113

Over there it’s just a skin and it’s a one-time purchase, so there weren’t any bad points…

Nagano won’t be happy, or rather, I don’t think they’ll play this game…

>>115

Nagano said he likes feeling people beyond the screen, so he probably hates this kind of game.

It’s rare to see such harsh reviews from anonymous users on the bulletin board.

It’s surprising that while anonymous people usually start with affirmation for anything, there is nothing but denial from the very beginning…

>>117

One of the things I really hate is web ads.

>>117

The Medarot Survivor that was released recently was also criticized heavily for being full of ads.

>>117

The issue is not about differing interpretations; it’s just a universally annoying advertisement.

>>117

Even that red cat had a moment when a supportive force appeared…

>>132

I think the red cat was temporarily popular among those who seek absurdity in games.

>>117

There are quite a few anonymous people who try to follow up on the quality of the game’s content, but if there’s no substantial content, isn’t it impossible to follow it up?

Don’t do things that seem like they would happen in KochiKame…

What does it mean to nurture the gacha itself?

You really don’t want to be subjected to the likes of a reroll, huh?

>>119

It’s a relatively common technique in idle games.

I’m a bit excited to finally be able to play the version of the advertising game where the numbers flow in.

I think it’s a genre of games that people who don’t click with it will get discouraged after trying one or two.

It feels like there are many people for whom this is the first time because of Chiikawa’s power.

I’ve seen someone playing around with PR for Kamight Live!

I haven’t seen anyone anonymous trying to eliminate negative opinions, so it’s quite significant.

The advertisement asking “Who killed the girl in the dirty sailor suit who was pushed onto the tracks?” is too disturbing.

I’ve never seen anyone positive about G123 games on the bulletin board.

This will finish soon, right?

It’s the part of the FF7 mobile game, right?

Sometimes the song playback turns into something like a rap, and it’s hilarious.

Regarding the advertising hell that is most commonly mentioned, it cannot be denied no matter how much one tries to go against the grain.

People often say why it couldn’t be made like Nyanko Daesensou, but that game is a monster that has continued its service for 12 years while similar games are dying one after another, so it’s not something that can be easily imitated.

I was looking forward to it.

I finally reached 2000.

I wonder if I can hit 3000 by tomorrow; this is going to get tough as it doubles.

>>144

The materials are good, so if you just made something safe, it would have been a success.

It’s strict here about blatant shoddy work, right?

>>145

I tend to be stricter when critiquing cute things.

I praise you for showing effort, but…

>>145

People quickly disappeared from the thread about the Disney dots.

>>184

Even though it just started and I’m confused about the emptiness, the moment they prioritized the announcement of a collaboration with Monster Strike or Puzzle & Dragons, everyone disappeared all at once.

If Chikawa is using the top-level IP that can make money in Japan and ends up like this… it seems close to service termination.

It’s Mezarak.

Isn’t the IQ too high to let chiikawa readers play?

Express your feelings about losing to that app in the sales ranking.

>>150

What is this guy fighting against?

>>150

Oh, I see.

It only comes out to about that much.

What is being sought is not the recreation of Chiikawa’s life, but living as a neighbor of Chiikawa in the world of Chiikawa, right?

YuruFuwa Darkest Dungeon

I’ve been playing the recently launched Sanrio merge game, and while I thought it was fancy, I realized the pressure to spend money is much higher than I expected.

Even just stopping the advertisements when accepting missions would likely halve the dissatisfaction, so why did they implement such an unusual way of placing ads?

If you’ve played this kind of game, you’ll understand.

I feel that it is too complicated for a child who knows nothing.

There are a lot of kanji too.

I feel like there was a game made based on Mizuasato’s Blue Archive manga.

Nagano, that’s terrible.

Why did it become such a terrible game? It’s sad, isn’t it?

This time I was planning to properly spend money and have fun, you know.

Then why do you act like this? If a point-earning app comes out, I won’t be able to play with Chii Poke.

I have no choice but to go sans clothes now.

Soon, there will be ads for uninstalling.

>>165

Let’s make it so that it only makes “No! No! No!” sounds when you try to erase it.

>>169

💥

I realized that the mobile games I usually play are of good quality.

>>166

I was seriously scolded by Square Enix and I’m sweating bullets, but it looks like it was still a good game… Metal Storm…

The real performance starts after pulling the trigger.

>>167

I’m running around in the back.

What on earth is the purpose of the dialogue function?

Looks like many people have never touched anything like this.

>>172

I’ve been using point activities, but this is the first time I’ve seen so many ads.

The Shadowverse collaboration skin was a perfect 100 in terms of enjoying the cuteness of Chiikawa.

It was a life filled with more subjugation than I expected.

I somehow raised them to this point, but even using the snack boost, I run out of time…

>>176

You’re doing your best…

>>176

I despair at the sheer laziness of all the enemies being just tightly packed color variations.

I couldn’t help but feel something was off with the background of the armored guy running while being hit by something like a vacuum.

The people who like Chiikawa wouldn’t spend money on the game, so this monetization method is correct, right?

It feels like Nagano side didn’t have any app knowledge and just made it whatever they were told.

If you get hit, at least add a motion where your head gets grabbed and you fly away…

Subjugation, subjugation, subjugation! Occasionally weeding while subjugating! The skill tree is not enough! For now, just subjugate!

If you’re saying the heat loss is terrible, try disabling the high response mode.

The game lightens up and the fever goes down.

If it’s this difficult at an easy level, I wonder what the higher difficulty will be like…

It’s not progressing smoothly.

The appearance hasn’t changed.

Hot

It’s no use anymore.

Is there a game with a bedroom?

Just by looking at this thread, I thought it might be better not to do that.

Recently, the excitement around Reoss and the social games is amazing.

If you’re just going to change the shell to Chikawa, I would have preferred it to be something like hitting numbers or rescuing characters that you often see in advertisements.

Maybe it would have been better to make it a game where the Chii-kawa’s butt gets bigger.

It’s a time thief!

Not in the sense of being interesting.

A game of whether to watch ads forever or pay 980 yen.

Anyway, I have to keep pulling the gacha and get the higher rarity.

How far can we test being overwhelmed with ads at the highest level of IP…?

Was the crazy delicious festival really necessary?

>>198

Necessary to sell the special monthly pass for the Mucha Uma Fest.

It’s crazy to reach the max level in four hours without anything.

Games of the G123 system?

>>202

Mushroom Legend

There was a mini-game that was exactly like weeding, right?

Is it the Mushroom Legend?

The monthly fee for ad removal often comes with bonuses like reduced exploration time and increased drop efficiency.