June's Journey review: You'll have to pay to play

I am falling out of obsession with this game.

The first mistake you'll be forced to make is buying things with real cash to progress. Once you buy something, you'll have to keep buying. The most important pieces are the gold energy bars (lightning bolts), flowers, coins and diamonds. The daily tasks never give you flowers nor diamonds for completing the tasks. Lightning bolts are rare also.

On the timed games, the timer gets shorter and you'll almost inevitably have to buy diamonds to complete the scene.

The Detective part of the game needs you to obtain badges. You get them from collecting coffees that have badges and then choosing the scene that gives you more. There is a 300-badge limit to get them from Hidden Object Scene (most important part to complete the daily tasks). This is frustrating. You will more than likely need to purchase badges from the Store.

Customer service is painful to attempt to contact and really there's nothing they can or will do to fix this particular problem.

It's gotten too expensive for me to continue and I am quitting.