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Wand makes gaming magical. Through game customization and guidance, we’re creating a tool that helps players have more fun in their favorite games. Our platform works across thousands of single-player PC games, ensuring that great games are accessible to everyone, regardless of time constraints, skill level, or accessibility needs.
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Wand is genuinely one of the best trainer/mod tools I've used, and I have no problem paying for good work. Maintaining thousands of trainers across constantly changing games clearly takes real effort.
But putting a 2-hour daily limit on the core feature feels less like a free tier and more like a subscription timer. Especially when Wand is already expanding into maps, guides, highlights and other services.
At $7.99/month or $70/year, Pro may be reasonable for heavy users. For someone who uses trainers occasionally, though, that's a recurring fee primarily to remove a restriction rather than gain value I need.
I'd happily support the work. I'm just not convinced the timer is the right way to monetize it.
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Its amazing, 2 hours of modding for free plans and saves all progress. Perfect for hard levels you can't beat
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Great way to play games my way. Highly recommend for single-player games where you want to just chill, or tweak just a few things (or a lot :)
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Great app, but not all trainers for some games are available. Ex. Plagues Tale requiem etc. Also they push the pro too hard
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The 2-hour daily limit has completely ruined the experience for me. Having to constantly check the clock while playing takes away all the fun and makes gaming feel unnecessarily restricted.
This is especially disappointing because the service used to be much more enjoyable without this limitation. I strongly urge the developers to remove the 2-hour daily limit and bring back the freedom that made the software so useful in the first place.
Because of this change, I have stopped using Wand and switched to other completely free alternatives that don't impose such restrictive time limits.
You have unfortunately taken something that was supposed to make gaming more enjoyable and turned it into something that makes me constantly worry about how much time I have left. Please listen to your users and remove this limit.
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So many "paid reviews" on her now. The fact is the software is good, but the execution sucks. Standing firmly on a 2 hour limit for free users from what they had before? Seem like a shotgun slug to both kneecaps. Stop feeding fake "positive" reviews because 5-10% back you up on this change, the rest don't. I much rather watch 10-20 ads to extend my play time with 2 hourss more, than EVER paying for CHEATS. That is a fundamental core value the OG video games devs didn't want to ever be commercialized. That was their in-game work tools, not someone's paycheck.
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I originally installed WeMod in 2023. It was a straightforward game trainer that I understood to be one thing when I installed it.
Then, through an automatic update, that installation effectively turned into a rebranded product called Wand, with a completely different direction and increasingly aggressive monetization.
That's the part I find deeply concerning.
Software that can silently update itself from the product I intentionally installed into a substantially different product, without requiring me to explicitly consent to that change, makes me question whether I can trust the software on my machine in the first place.
And now the “free” experience has been restricted with a two-hour daily usage limit, pushing users toward a paid subscription for functionality that previously wasn't artificially time-limited.
I'm not opposed to companies charging money for software. I'm opposed to installing one product and having it automatically mutate into another product with a new brand, new business model, and new restrictions after the fact.
At this point, calling it “Wand” feels less like an evolution of WeMod and more like discovering that an application I trusted had been replaced underneath me.
If I have to wonder what this software is going to become after its next automatic update, I no longer trust it enough to keep installed.
Well lets wave that Wand,
*POOF*
Uninstalled.
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Very good experience but there are games it doesn't have even though it's not multiplayer, and I also don't like the fact that suddenly they decide to give a 3-hour time limit, which makes it so that you have to buy premium.
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Dès la premiere utilisation, j'ai adorer.. facile a utiliser!
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It is very easy to use and cuts short a lot of hassle such as repetitiveness in long games
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I tried on my first game Black Myth Wukong and it's perfect, finally i can play the game without dying every 10 seconds, i know it's cheating but buying a game who is too difficult is frustrating...Thanks WAND
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