Sunday City: Simulador de Vida

Paid loot boxes

You pay without knowing what you get. The good stuff is rare, so you pay again and again.

Evidence: 122 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «A Black-Box Casino Disguised as a Life Simulator. Sunday City starts out feeling generous. Wins come frequently, bonus rounds trigger often, and the first few businesses progress q»

Pay to win

Whoever pays wins more easily. If you do not pay, you lose to those who do.

Evidence: 9 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «P2W. First off, I’m not a bot. Second, why’s everything in the game so damn EXPENSIVE?? If it weren’t so p2w, then I’d spend a few bucks. This game is like if GTA and The Sims had »

Open chat with strangers

Any adult can message your child inside the game. It is where those looking for minors go looking.

Evidence: 7 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «Unfair Dynamic Scaling and Predatory Event Brackets. I am writing to express my extreme disappointment with the recent Wheel Wonders event, specifically regarding the progression t» · 15 hablan del chat y 12 de menores

Premium currency

You do not pay in euros, you pay in gems, so you lose track of the real cost.

Evidence: 3 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «Juego. El juego me gusta mucho, pero en los cofres que encuentras deberían poner sobres de cartas o gemas, de resto todo estas muy bien»

Aimed at children

Uses these techniques in a game made for kids.

Evidence: 12 reseñas hablan de menores y 3 de gasto en la moneda del juego

Sold in parts

The full game costs more than the price on the box: there is separate paid content. Not a dirty trick, but worth knowing before buying.

Evidence: vende contenido aparte, p. ej. «Product Tier 12» por 29,99 €