J.P. Denoyer

If you are looking for an efficient way to earn money this is NOT for you. However some people find it enjoyable to slowly build up a small residual income. Also it is fun to virtually own land. They lost a star for the following reasons: -> Many ads encourage people to acquire various types of debt (credit cards, loans etc) -> The 1 time I installed a game from an ad, they made me finish watching the ad after. -> keep nagging to turn on notifications -> frequently reload the game.

Carl Bratcher

Been at it for almost a year now. It's fun, I've even got two mayorships so far. A great way to make passive income. Real talk, though. It is a very slow process. But if you keep on at it, you can make it faster. My only gripe is some of the ads. Is there some way developers could remove the annoying ads that automatically open the PlayStore midway through? It's awful, cause on my phone, when I back out to the ad, it just restarts the entire Atlas Earth app, and I have to start over again. Edited

Maxxeen Dickinson

I've been playing for a while now, and it's still pretty entertaining, it's a fun game collecting little pieces of properties, it runs pretty smooth, and the new update with the monthly goals are cool. But don't waste your storage on the arcade. if the game doesn't acknowledge, the ai support is confusing as a cat, and the support team will just tell you there is nothing they can do, it's not their fault. that's why I'm not giving a 5 star.

Shannon McAleese

The customer service is non-existent. The AI bot they have is completely useless. When you ask to speak to a person it demands a screenshot of the issue (even if that's impossible to provide, like if the app keeps crashing how are you supposed to screenshot that?). And if you do somehow manage to take a screenshot to add to your service inquiry, GUESS WHAT?? The app will crash when you select the screenshot you want to apply and it will restart the whole thing, deleting everything you added.

Drackus “Der Hahn” Colchicous

Been at it for a year or so now and the app is passively making me a few dollars each month. Given that I haven't invested real money but only ever money I got from other games and whatnot, I feel pretty good about it. I do wish there was more to do within the game. Some way to interact with properties that would maybe give little boosts to each other. The multiplier boost for example could be scaled based on interactions with other properties owned by other people. Edited