Latest reviews, Japan App Store.
★★★★★Oct 23, 2026
Boss of the App StoreThis game is so fun cool and challenging the fact that you can make your own routine and compete in cheer competitions is insane I love this game so much you should try it for yourself
★★★★★Oct 23, 2026
My review.Boss of the World has the potential to be an excellent and enjoyable game for cheerleading enthusiasts. However, its current reward system, energy restrictions and reliance on paid currency significantly undermine the overall experience. Rather than consistently rewarding players for their time and effort, the game can feel as though it prioritises monetisation over player enjoyment.
One particularly concerning issue is the apparent reduction in the rewards given to new players. Previously, players could reportedly begin with 25 bows and 1,200 coins. Now, the starting rewards are just five bows and 1,000 coins. This represents an 80% reduction in the initial bow allowance. Bows are an important resource, so reducing the starting supply so significantly makes it considerably harder for new players to explore the game and progress without spending money.
The methods available for obtaining additional bows are also frustrating. When bows are primarily available through purchases, free-to-play players have very limited options. The alternative of watching ten or more lengthy advertisements to receive a single bow is particularly unreasonable. Players should not have to devote so much time to watching adverts simply to obtain one basic in-game resource. This approach risks making the experience feel more like an advertising platform than an enjoyable game.
The energy system creates another substantial problem. Energy can reportedly run out within approximately half an hour, potentially interrupting gameplay just as players are getting into it. Once depleted, players must either spend bows to replenish their energy or wait hours for it to recover. This creates a frustrating cycle: energy runs out quickly, progress stops, and players are left waiting or encouraged to spend a resource that is already difficult to obtain.
These systems are especially disappointing because they work against the creativity that should make the game enjoyable. Creating routines, coaching athletes and developing a cheer gym should be rewarding experiences. Instead, frequent energy restrictions and the scarcity of bows can turn ordinary gameplay into a frustrating exercise in resource management.
This criticism is not simply about expecting everything in a game to be free. Developers deserve to earn money from their work, and optional purchases can be perfectly reasonable. The problem arises when essential gameplay resources are so limited that players feel pressured to pay or repeatedly watch lengthy advertisements just to continue enjoying the game.
Final verdict: Boss of the World has a promising concept, but its current systems risk placing monetisation ahead of a fair and enjoyable player experience. I would strongly encourage the developers to restore more generous starting rewards, introduce reliable ways to earn bows through normal gameplay, reduce the energy drain and allow energy to recover at a more reasonable rate. Players should be rewarded for their dedication and creativity, not repeatedly pushed towards purchases or hours of waiting.
A game with this much potential should make players excited to keep playing, not frustrated that they cannot afford to.
★★★★★Oct 22, 2026
Love this game but…This game is really good and addictive, I love how realistic it is. The aspects of the game are all amazing; Classes, choreography, practice, competitions… BUT the one thing that made this review four starts and not five is the energy, especially the coach energy. I think the coach energy goes down WAY to fast and it gets really annoying to wait for it to go up. I cant even create a fourth of a routine before it’s too low and I have to save and wait for more energy. I also wish it would prompt you to save before exiting the choreographing. Other than this the game is amazing, but it really drags the experience down when the coaches energy vanishes into thin air.
★★★★★Oct 21, 2026
Update suggestionsHonestly I love this game I play it every day but here are some more updates ideas for you.this might be a long update but I would love for you to do this make it where you can have awards for your team ,also make some youth teams because it is a little boring to just have senior teams, and explore the competition ,get the coach to have more of a experience in the game, and my last suggestion would be to make it were you can have boys not just girls, oh and I almost forgot to mention to add 2 man stunts, I hope that you can add at least one of my suggestions to the next update
★★★★★Oct 21, 2026
LOVE THISI actually love this game so much like there’s no need to explain it. It’s so good.
★★★★★Oct 19, 2026
Best game everThis is one of the best cheer games I’ve played it correctly has tumbling with there levels and makes them have stunt fall and tumble busts like real cheer and makes it feel more real
