However, the company behind it, 89 Trillion, steals from Cyanide and Happiness for their ads, ripping off the iconic webcomic's art style.įake ads in app games are a bad practice that needs to stop. Word Story: This game apparently stars a stick figure and involves escaping a prison.
The game also features sexist ads and horrible gameplay that involve torturing or killing a tied-up woman. Love Nikki fans were quick to notice that almost 20 stolen designs were seamlessly lifted and added to Legend of the Phoenix. Legend of the Phoenix: This game steals a bunch of its character designs from another game, Love Nikki. The game even includes a button where you can summon your wives and has over-the-top, sexist ads that objectify women. You're trying to gain power and influence to attain the status of lordship or even kingship, and a major way to do this is by building a harem of wives. Be the King: In this game, you play as a government official controlling a noble family in feudal China. The company behind it, located in Shanghai, is actually looking for a new ad team after being removed from a ton of sites for an ad featuring a tied up woman. The ads are over-the-top and become memes with the iconic guy popping up saying That's how Mafia works. Mafia City: One of the most memed ads in recent history, Mafia City is a misleading rip off title of both Mafia and Mafia Wars. The real game is an idol RPG and it's obviously much less enticing to look at in an advertisement, but because of public outcry, they added a couple bonus levels very similar to the ads. The false ads for the game often star the main character Galahad and occasionally a princess named Aurora. How to Loot Style Ads: One of the most common types of fake game ads are the How to Loot style ads, like the ones for Hero Wars. In this article, we will explore the world of misleading ads, specifically in app games, and how they generate millions of dollars for companies and platforms. However, some targeted ads are purposefully misleading, like the bizarre political ads that ran during the election. Have you ever been bombarded with targeted ads while browsing online? From barbecue sauce to celebrity endorsements, these ads are competing for your attention and potentially making big money.
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