When I first downloaded Outerplane, admittedly, my first thought was, "Here we go, another PTW gacha game," but what I got instead was a pleasant surprise. The anime-styled animations were impressive, and the narrative and combat mechanics kept me glued to my screen for much longer than I thought I would be.
What drew my attention to this one was partly because so many people compared this to Epic Seven, which the same studio also published. I could see the inspiration in the game mechanics. But the opening sequence (I won't spoil it here) also offered a WTF moment I wasn't expecting that grabbed my attention early.
In my playthrough, I didn't get a strong PTW vibe. I could reroll as much as I wanted (in the opening segment) until I got the 3-star hero I liked. Additionally, the anime-styled graphics common in JRPG stories of this type look great. I specifically liked the voice acting and the special moves each character had.
Outerplane has everything I'd expect in a gacha of this type. There were guilds I could join, heroes I could collect, and an upgradable home base. Though I was able to progress without paying any money, if you're serious about hero collecting, undoubtedly, you'll need to spend some cash to get the rarest heroes. If you were a fan of Epic Seven, try this one.
same developer so its bound to remind you of its successor
2023-05-08
what the fuck are you doing, acting? English dubbing is the worst it can be in games of animated style
2023-04-28