Playtika bought a beautiful game from Wooga, June's Journey, and proceeded to run it into the ground. I understand they are in business to make money and keep their stockholders happy. I would never begrudge a company's efforts to turn a profit. I strongly object to their methods. They have steadily added side games to the original hidden object game. The new additions are designed to burn through a player's resources, forcing them to spend larger amounts of cash to continue to advance in the game. The prizes for winning competitions have steadily gotten smaller and more worthless. At first it was a gradual decline. It was easy to overlook until you compared a screenshot of last year's prizes to recent prizes. The latest manipulation of removing diamond producing bushes is the last straw for this camel's back. The prizes inside the replacement bushes will be a roll of the dice. You never know what they will contain but you can count on them decreasing in value once the initial uproar dies down. Everything about this game has decreased in value over the 2.5 years I have been playing. It has now reached the point where it is no longer worth the hours of my life to play it. I know the company will not collapse without the money I used to spend on it. And I am sure they won't run out of new players - after all P. T. Barnum said there is a new sucker born every minute. But you have to wonder about the soundness of their business plan that treats paying customers with such low regard. And the rumor is they are looking to sell the company. Shocker, huh? Well, buyer beware. The damage Playtika has done to June's Journey won't be easily repaired.