Whiteout Survival

Don’t trust this company There are so many red flags when it comes to ethical integrity. The reviews are botted/farmed. Devs look for work arounds to obscure or in a few cases hide success rates from their many casino like events. Completely dishonest ad campaigns. They’ve stolen music, game assests, and level design from thronefall to promote their other game kingshot. When you get around to the actual game, you’re playing against or working for people who’ve spent $80k and they’ll lose to people who’ve spent $150k, and there are $15,000 to $25,000 updates for max players, that have exhausted the whale base financially, and it is quickly drying up the game. Any time or money you put into this game could end up wasted entirely!

Greed is growing The game is becoming less fun and more and more people in my state are quitting due to the game speed rushing through its life cycle and forcing players to spend more and more. There’s no balance anymore in the game. You can spend money for experts skills that give you free points to win events. The game is now strictly built for huge whales and even medium spenders as myself are non factors.

WOS STOP THE GREED WOS STOP THE GREED

Greedy Company Fake Ads to attract you to the game

Nothing like what is advertised This is nothing like what is shown in the app store. Just show what your game is. What is wrong with that? How Apple should not allow companies to get away with this bait and switch.

Greedy developers We don’t even have T12 yet and you’re trying to push 2 more useless experts, new chief gear, new charms. No thanks.

BOYCOTT WOS To the Game Development Team, The direction the game has taken recently is disappointing. Nearly every update focuses on adding new paid content, expensive events, and additional ways to pressure players into spending money. Instead of improving the overall gameplay experience, many updates feel primarily designed to maximize player spending. The community is beginning to lose patience with this repetitive approach. Many of us have invested thousands of dollars, as well as countless hours, because we believed in the game and genuinely enjoyed playing it. However, our loyalty increasingly seems to be taken for granted rather than recognized or appreciated. There is a limit to how much players will tolerate. If updates continue to prioritize short-term profits at the expense of enjoyment, fairness, and player satisfaction, many people will stop spending permanently, while others may leave the game altogether. A successful game is built around an engaged, satisfied, and respected community—not constant financial pressure. We are not demanding the removal of in-game purchases. We are asking for greater balance, fairness, transparency, and respect for the players who have supported this game from the beginning. Paid content should complement the gameplay experience, not dominate it or make players feel that spending is the only way to remain competitive. Please remember that earning players’ trust takes time, while losing it can happen very quickly. Rebuilding that trust would be far more difficult than maintaining it now. If the current approach continues, the damage to both the community and the game’s reputation may eventually become irreversible. We strongly urge you to listen to your players before it is too late. Focus on improving the game, rewarding loyalty, creating enjoyable and accessible events, and restoring a healthier balance between monetization and player experience. The community wants this game to succeed—but meaningful changes are needed.

App developers are greedy for money This game is fun, been playing for two years but the latest update, it’s clear the app developers are just after players wallets rather than making the game more fun for those that spend and don’t spend.

Misleading Advertising This may be a great game, and if so, I can’t understand why the App Store listing doesn’t show a single screenshot from the actual gameplay. The game you play in the ads and see in the pictures on the store is not the game you get when you download it. I don’t know where this trend of false advertising with mobile games started but it’s not okay, and I won’t be wasting a single moment on developing companies that choose to use that strategy. If the game is so good, why not show it for what it actually is??

FALSE ADVERTISING Another complete BAIT & SWITCH game. Ads show one type of game (fun) to get you to download it thinking it is the game you want to play, only to then be a completely different game than the one you sampled.