Clear Vision 3 reviews

Its the best game i have seen in my time but the Energie refill sucks

Entertaining, but improved in the new version although this only in English

Only flaw: the best missions are paid. Otherwise, nothing to say:)

The best missions are paid but it does not ensin to play tranquil.

The special missions does not function, which means pay money or you cannot play

In my opinion this game are such good. Graphics are perfect for the smartphone. No bugs detected. Just download and try! ;)

App asks for each Action if you want to write a Review. After a few Assignments, you can't really get on because you need a better Visor. But To be able to buy this, you only need a few other Things. For all this, however, you have made far from enough Money through Orders. Now you can earn a few Toads by looking at lengthy Sequences. In order to earn enough Money through this Method for the Target Telescope, however, you have to watch the Sequences for hours ... Or buy for real Money.

The third Part of the CV series is more graphically mothballed than its Predecessors, but similar in Course. However, this Part lacks passion and Dedication. Money Raising through simple Orders (except Wind and Distance, there are no major Challenges) has become heavier, the Gun Screen cluttered and the sporadically emerging Backstory is told in pro-llic Fashion without it Would arouse interest. Why all this? Why not buy a new Weapon, but a lot of small ones, each costing a lot of Money. Why can you only do a certain Number of Jobs and then run out of Energy? Why do special orders need to be unlocked with special Extra Points? Of course: Because it's Time to fill your own Saddle Bags. Because it all costs real Money at the end of the day, there are so many Ways to Pay that you feel like you're hooked up to a Milking Machine. The constant Advertising Interruptions also annoy. Why not collect €4.99u d serve decent, accessible gameplay instead of constantly trying to pull the Money out of your Pocket? Too bad CV3 has become a blood-empty, cluttered collectiver game, joining the Conturitability of our Time.