Summary: The next-generation strategy game - Grand Cross: Age of Titans! Savior! The world of Skyna is waiting for you to save you from the crisis. Verdict The fact there has yet to be much of an anime version of a Class of Clans is an excellent mobile game idea, but at the same time, along with the heavy amount of PAY to Win Mechanics, makes the game kind of meh in my personal opinion. Grand Cross Age of Titans has exciting ways to expand your kingdom and customization while leveling up your characters, and who doesn't like Gigantic Titan Robots to help in fights? Even with all of that...if you like games with " Clash Of Clans " type mechanics and some MAJOR pay to win then go for it. GRAND CROSS: Age of Titans gets a rating of not recommended

GRAND CROSS : Age of Titans is a new RTS simulation anime mobile game with great story content and huge kingdom to take care of. In the beginning of the game, the heavy load of anime style story content really impressed me and I felt like the Netmarble did it again this time too with massive graphics and quality story content. Looking at amazing waifus that could be summoned and with 11% drop rate for legendary heroes got me more excited for this game at first. But later I realized that the combat mode graphics actually did't look that impressive and the story content actually started to fade away. Honestly I felt like the gacha was rigged as I was not able to summon much legendary units with 11% chance and lots of multi summons I did.

This story depicts how Mio and Yujin, who are idols and strategy game geniuses, are sucked into another world just a few days before their debut. They arrive in Skyna and meet Princess Destina, enlisting them to help her kingdom drive out the invading forces of Chaos. You control these two unlikely heroes of hers, leading a variety of troops, including infantry, archers and siege engines, to reclaim territory lost in chaos.