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The Secret Society - not a good review in my experience so here goes:- Graphics are horrendous. Not enough time given to open up new areas in jigsaw mode. Once progression has been made you are unable to see what you have obtained due to too many adverts in between gameplay. Why do I play it you ask, I simply do not know!

Game is lots of fun , stop interrupting the game to review purchasing sales i had to use task mgr. to stop the purchase request wasn't like that before

I tried playing many of their games for about 5 years now, and they are all the same...Too Hard to even be partially enjoyable. All of their games are no different than slot machines in Las Vegas or elsewhere: If you want to play you have to keep paying (a lot). If you aren't paying they don't want you on their servers either. So the games frustrate you with difficulty so you will leave the server. G5 is not the only gaming company that uses this format. Most of them do. It's nice programming and graphics but that's where it ends.

Let' start buy the good things. It's free to play. You don't need to pay. Paying gives you an edge, helps progressing further, but that's about. The bad things. - "Watch a video" for one ruby. Level 122 and it means I played the games for like 2 years. Clicking = "Sorry, no video is available at that moment". I only play Sherlock Holmes Match 3 from G5, because I'm a casual player and it's my favorite game among them. The game is great. Please fix the bug. Microsoft, hello ? Do you need more coders ? Expert in Unity and .NET framework. You know how to hit me up. But I know you won't, will you ? I'll rate the game 4.5 stars when all the bugs will be fixed. Until then, a bug-full unfinished student project doesn't serve higher than a generous 2. For .Net coders : GDI+ still lies to us - the return format is BGR, NOT RG Hope this helps ! Keep your unsafe code safe !

G5 made a unilateral decision to remove the event picture from the game once the event’s duration ended. After an event concludes, the game updates with a new event picture, and the previous one becomes a tabletop scene for continued play. This time, G5 chose not to follow that process, leaving players disappointed, as they were expecting to continue playing the event in its new format. They showed no consideration for players who invested hours progressing through the picture to reach higher levels, such as the Grand Magister. Even worse, they displayed complete disregard for those who spent money on the event to advance further. If G5 isn’t going to honor the players' efforts or purchases, perhaps they should offer refunds to those affected, as it’s clear they don’t value their community’s time or investment.