Building The Great Wall of China 2

I love this game I like the challenges and race to get things done on time to try and get the three stars.... Biggest down fall not enough boards, game don't last long, I can beat the game within a week and another week to work on the three stars for every board... Wish they would have many many boards on the game to play. At least 100 levels would keep me busy a while... I like this one over the first one because I can line my men up and not have to wait for the next one to be done. .... I hope number 3 is being made..it has been a while since this game was released

This company is great at games, although they tend to be a little pricey. However, I think the price is worth it. Their graphics are awesome. This game is unique in time management. It reminds me of the old Age of Empires game. I haven't had any of the issues other reviewers mention, but that doesn't mean it can't happen. Overall, I would recommend this game.

Ten levels for free. Twenty levels for five bucks. Another $2 for a mere 10 additional levels and an unenjoyable "mini game." I enjoyed the game but I got through it in a weekend. For $7 it should have included far, far more levels. Or be mind-blowingly beautiful. It's cute. It's fun. It is way, way overpriced. If more levels are added without additional fees, I will happily change my review. I'm hoping that will be the case as earning coins is a pointless effort. You will quickly upgrade the few buildings they have and then proceed to collect loads of useless coins.

This one is as fun as the first game, although I like the first one better. Take my advice and buy the collector's edition for seven dollars. It is totally worth it because you will get hours of entertainment out of it if you go for 3 stars on each level. Ignore all reviews that say anything about ads or additional purchases. They are outdated and wrong. One purchase and you get everything. Highly recommended.

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And you're given the option of getting another level free if you try one of their other "games", which seemed to have been coded by a third grader, but when I tried to get the free level, it kept telling me to download the other game. This game would have me sucked in totally, if they weren't so tight-fisted. So if I pay the exhorbitant price of $5, what does that get me? After another ten levels, will I be hit up for more cash? I'm not trusting this game developer.