The games are well designed visually and fun to play. I won't get into the economics of it, because I spend little to no money on games like this. If I'm going to sink any money into an electronic slot machine, it's going to be for a real payoff. The big problem with this game, and it's a HUGE one, is that it's the digital equivalent of a small child. There is a rewarding feeling when you are engaged with the game and progressing. The problem comes when you ARE NOT playing the game. The notifications are incessant. Yes, I turned them off, but I shouldn't HAVE to. It's constantly tugging at your sleeves, and having tantrums for attention. When my phone vibrates and I see "Littlefinger has a gift for you" I read it as "Daddy, I want a pony!" or "I want to watch Rugrats!" Ah, it takes me back, but not in a good way.