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by BigEdZach

If you’re a fan of strategy games, games with decent (perhaps even good) stories, and games where the gameplay isn’t actually brain-dead like most mobile games are, you’ll love this game at first. Maybe for a long time after even. But over time you’ll begin to get frustrated. You’ll peel back the curtain and see just how many imbalanced units there are in the game, how many op characters dominate the pvp arena, and how the campaign missions soon boil down to you needing one or other exact units to beat. Maybe sometimes, with just the right units and putting much thought into your formation, you can get around all this, but then you see that it never ends. More OP units come out, and the old Op ones left untouched. Soon, you wonder: is this even all worth it? And as someone who doesn’t have much time or money to waste, the answer to that question for me is no. Who knows, perhaps you can look past it all and have fun, and good for you if you can. But unless major balance changes happen, where one unit isn’t enough to wipe out entire teams, this will be the end of the line for me. A shame, since I think the ideas here are so novel and fun. But good ideas lose their luster when clouded by greed.

by Trulop

The game has a decent combat system setup, looks like alot of missions to play through and events, the problem i have though is the second you get in game theres a million things all over your screen and things to do and things to buy and things to draw and things to pull and dice to roll and, hey check this out too! No wait look over here! Way to manny things smashed together with very little explanation outside of the main things like battle tactics and campaign stuff. For over a week ive tried to push through and tough it out to see if i will just adjust or get used to how things are set up and its only annoyed me increasingly over time =\

ideas? Have different areas to go to with things that are similar to each other in those areas. Look at ML Adventure and see how that game has split up areas to make things less cluttered and smoother. Also do a better job explaining all the random things that are going on so people know what to actively do when they stary, or if its content they cant do til later on. Its cool to have a million characters, but having 11 different summoning things out at once that somewhat seem to summon the same guys is strange as well.

by Yalikethisname?!phfoahfkshd

Game is going in a great direction, spending money isn’t necessary as nearly everything you do is rewarded. However, that doesn’t mean there’s gaps in what you are taught. For starters, they put packages in your face without teaching you a few things. For example, they give you awakening packages saying you can awaken 5 star characters immediately for 600 crystals and you need these items to do so. Sounds straightforward right? Wrong, you need to rank up your 5 star mercenary to a 6 star before you can awaken them and that requires another five 5 star heroes to rank them up. Then there’s the rune package, get two 6 star runes of any choice sounds like a steal ya?! But they don’t tell you your mercenary ALSO has to be 6 star to use them. So you’re telling me I had to buy packages and make my mistakes in order to learn the game? Why have a glowing question mark filled with information if it doesn’t have the information needed? These are only 2 examples, good game, good devs who listen to feedback, just underhanded ways of teaching you stuff after spending money. I think I’ll stay f2p after all. No point in spending more money to be infuriated.