There's something refreshing and low-stress about playing mobile games that aren't designed to nickel-and-dime you with in-app purchases. Honestly, I can say a lot for spending a couple of dollars upfront to get an entire game that you can enjoy from beginning to end without dealing with a volley of ads, being hounded to buy coins or gems, having to open crates, card packs, or buying any other kind of microtransaction that mobile developers invent to milk you of your hard-earned cash.