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Online, the game has been a sponsor of many popular YouTube videos, leading viewers to get irritated at the ubiquity of its ads. Pocket Gamer also praised the game's graphic quality. Gamezebo wrote that the game's art-style of dark fantasy instead of anime style typical of gacha games. Each of the 300 collectible characters features unique motion-capture animations produced exclusively in Plarium’s in-house studio to create distinctive character traits and personas.'

According to Venture Beat, the game, '(offers) one of the most unified game experiences in the collection RPG genre. A trailer for the game released a month prior (shown below). Whether this will lead to Plarium changing their marketing strategy or more YouTubers refusing their sponsorship deals in the future remains to be seen, but for now, at least, those little bags of silver continue to exchange hands at a somewhat alarming rate.The game was released on August 2nd, 2018. While it's possible that there are still a handful of people eager to get their hands on 50,000 silver and a free 'Epic Champion', many viewers are now sick of hearing about the game and are starting to speak out. Updated March 14, 2021, by Thomas Bowen: Despite the heavy criticism that many big YouTubers have faced for promoting Raid on their channels, sponsor spots for the game continue to pop up regularly on the platform. These are just some of the many big YouTubers who have been paid to promote the game over the last few years. Only Plarium knows just how much has been spent, but given the frequency of the spots and the size of the channels on which they appear, one suspects it's more than a pretty penny. Plarium did at one point try to convince people that they weren't sponsoring YouTubers, although this was quickly walked back following a little public scrutiny. Anybody who watches a lot of YouTube will know this only too well. Few though seem to be spending as big as Plarium, the publisher behind Raid: Shadow Legends.

Given the eye-watering amounts generated by mobile games in recent years, it's perhaps no surprise that publishers are willing to spend big in order to attract new players. RELATED: 10 Nintendo Franchises That Would Actually Make Great Mobile Games The game has fairly impressive user scores on both the App Store and the Google Play store, but to many, it is better known for its aggressive marketing tactics. For those who are unaware, Raid: Shadow Legends is a freemium mobile game that's reportedly been downloaded more than 250 million times over the last two years.

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