If you are thinking about downloading this because it boasts open world exploration and adventure, boy be ready for disappointment. This game is stage based combat with no open world at all. Finish one combat stage and head back to the main hub, repeat over and over. Longest tutorial of any game I've played as well, took damn near 30 minutes before it would let me do anything besides what it wanted to do. No setting menu, so you can't change anything. The gacha component is priced steep as far as resources, so you are gunna have to grind. The combat is fine, although the character you start with uses twin pistols and yet her combat is primarily melee based which makes zero sense. The graphics are good, but that's about all it's got going for it. They took all the best things about Genshin, binned them and made this. I feel like they nailed the target with genshin in a lot of ways, then they started making this game, saw that target, turned 180 degrees away from it to make sure they don't hit it and fired their shot into the ground just to be sure.

Okay, if you are looking for a turn based rpg, with constant objectives, and some open world exploring (also because genshin is boring as all hell) play this game, it's fun, even if you don't like turn based rpgs, the game is super simple to learn, the only downside, is that the game has a gacha system, which is actually more balanced than in genshin, since there are more missions, you get more currency to use in the gacha.

One of my favorite games, i really like the history and the world exploration, if u are starting to play open world games i recomend Genshin to start.