This game is actually really fun. I’ve made friends from all over the world. Of course there will always be rude people or people who dump loads of money into it, but you really don’t need to spend much to have a good time.

This game is like if a 4 year old who only watches paw patrol learned what scratch was. Worst game I’ve seen ever nothing like the ads

The whole game is made with AI and generic prompts, it’s actually really bad and you’ll start to notice it right away with how the art style changes, the story makes no sense whatsoever and i’m all for insane stories

Havent played yet

So I got to level 120. Maybe built 15 bridges all the rest is xp fight in the same background over and over again. Then you have to build and farm to get more cpm for the fights. This game is maybe 3% bridge building. I feel like a fool playing so low my thinking it would end up like the ads!

This isn’t a strategy game—it’s a pay-to-win trap disguised as one. To stay competitive, you’re expected to spend at least $100 per week just to keep up in what’s supposed to be a “fair” environment. Players who’ve been around longer—or who run multiple accounts—can easily dominate, especially when item prices vary wildly depending on your country. Even skin purchases are not straightforward they’re luck-based, where one person might get the same skin for $50 and another ends up spending $250 not getting the skin.

Dear Developers, Planet 122 has become a game-breaking monopoly. What began as strategic play has morphed into unchecked domination. Like the Borg in Star Trek, 122 assimilates everything in its path — not through innovation, but brute force and overwhelming numbers. This isn’t healthy competition. It’s systemic imbalance. Over 300 players have already quit since 122 began its relentless attacks. The fun is gone. Smaller alliances don’t stand a chance. New players don’t last a week. Entire planets are steamrolled before they can stabilize. This is not empire-building — it’s extermination. The core of this game is strategy, collaboration, and resilience. But none of that matters when facing a planetary death machine with endless resources and zero resistance. If left unchecked, 122 will turn BuildMaster into a ghost town. We’re asking — no, begging — for you to intervene. Break up Planet 122. Split it, weaken it, or impose limitations. Preserve the balance. Save your player base. Restore the challenge. Because right now, resistance is futile. Sincerely, A Loyal (and Nearly Assimilated) Player

This game used to be sooo much fun until the devs started playing favorites with plants and players … 150 got completely screwed over by the devs in favor of 122. We weren’t even allowed to have migration the devs kept 150 closed but 122 had migration open to stack that planet. the devs did everything 122 asked them to do. And now because of that 150 has lost its 3 biggest players they have quit the game. I hope the devs are happy because they just lost a whole lot of money. Point is don’t waste your time or money on this game

They will take purchased items from your inventory and if you try to contact someone for help they will ignore you and take more paid for items from your inventory. The customer service is non existent with scammer thug like tendencies. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from any Fun4linking created games.

I see a lot of the negative reviews are around in game purchases. But that’s well every app game. Unlike other app games, you don’t have any forced ads and few ads if you want free resources. Maybe 5 a day and it’s a choice to click the rewarded ads. Other than that you can play and grow in this game without spending any real money and no ads. It’s very detailed content and the seasons progress for long term entertainment. Theres always something to do and different side missions. Truly an amazing strategy game, you can build your game so many different ways for better outcomes and different advantages. I’d say the only downside is the customer service if the game glitches which I haven’t experienced yet but have been told by other players it’s hard to get ahold of a developer to help. Other than that you also get to make real friends and work together as a community. I love this game.