Werewolf Tycoon: User Reviews & Ratings in US App Store
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See what people think about this app, created by Joe Williamson and released in December 2014. With an impressive 4.8-star rating based on user reviews in the App Stores in the US, Werewolf Tycoon offers an exciting experience in the simulation game category.
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Its okPretty repetitive but still an ok game to play when bored
Game is good but army…This game is really fun but when the army comes there’s no way to beat it after all I must say good job on the game but you need
to fix the army part of the game so that the game is actually possible to beat so please fix this in the future
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The game has in-game purchases
How does that make sense.