Of course it's Honkai. It's literally the Holy Grail of Gacha games. PGR, Night Hunter, upcoming Aether Gazer etc ARPG gacha games exists only because of Honkai. It gives you an S rank from the beginning then 3 more from events and within a week you have like 4-7 S rank characters. In PGR, you can barely hit 3. I played PGR for over a year. I got twice as S rank as did in PGR in the time period. Mainly because, it doesn't really have that many characters.

I'm far from the biggest sports fan, but if there's one game I've always enjoyed watching (and playing) above any others, it's basketball. So combining my appreciation for that sport with my weakness for gacha games? Well, that's awfully scary. NBA Infinite is just such a combination, and it comes from the gacha experts at Level Infinite, the studio behind other addictive—some might say manipulative!—mobile games like Tower of Fantasy and Undawn. And while it's not a perfect game, even in its early closed beta form, I can already see how it could pull players like me in to the gacha stuff hard.

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Wuthering Waves is, without a doubt, a great game in terms of gameplay mechanics, graphics, and combat system. The movement is fluid, the animations are top-tier, and the overall atmosphere is immersive. It really feels like a game made with care when it comes to how it plays and looks. However, for players like me who care a lot about the story and character development, the narrative side of things feels lacking — and honestly, it’s disappointing.

I went into the closed beta test for Kemono Friends: Kingdom knowing basically nothing about this franchise beyond the fact that there has been at least one previous mobile game and a semi-popular anime series. So if you're a hardcore fan, know that my opinion is based solely on the little bit I've played of this latest mobile game in the series and nothing else. That said, that little bit I've played is pretty dang fun! Kemono Friends takes place in a world where animals have been transformed into anime waifus, who in turn are at war with a more aggressive breed of mutated creature called "Ceruleans." I took on the role of a newcomer to this strange world who had amnesia but was able to help out in the fight against the Ceruleans.

Epic Seven (7) is epic. Great graphics along with beautiful animated cutscenes that appear not too commonly during the storyline; atleast this is compensated by the new characters' E3 animations. Speaking of which, the LORE is immaculate. I cannot recall ever skipping the text that plays at the beginning of each level or episode, because I want to get to know the characters. The characters, no matter the rarity, all play such a huge role in the overarching LORE of Epic Seven; despite the endless roster of playable characters, there's never any one that leaves me confused on who they are. (The Moonlight heroes, on the other hand.......)

SHOULD I PLAY MAGIC CHRONICLE? Probably not, unless you’re dying for a new idle game. Magic Chronicle is the latest in a long line of idle auto-battler gacha games that are essentially just clones of AFK Arena with nothing new to offer. The presentation in this one is high-quality enough, if generic, and there’s at least a lot of different modes to keep players distracted. But in the end, there’s just not a hook here that’s likely to pull in players long-term, especially if insane levels of pay-to-win monetization put you off.

Probably the best game of the year for me. Simple, elegant, entertaining, plenty of events and really good design quality. The characters are lovely, you get to know all of them with a certain depth, and Velanna won't let you forget things. 10/10, having lots of fun. The community is great as well.

Square Enix has spent the past few years rebuilding a lot of its old-school credibility with a bunch of high-quality pixel-art games using what that publisher calls "HD-2D" visuals. Think stuff like Octopath Traveler, where it's using pixel visuals that would feel at home on the Super Nintendo, but with a level of quality that classic hardware couldn't possibly pull off. It's a wonder that more other publishers and developers haven't tried to follow Square's example, which is why I was immediately interested in Knightingale, a gacha game with JRPG aesthetics and an absolutely beautiful look being created by NetEase. And while the first closed beta for Knightingale definitely has some very big technical issues, I'm impressed and cautiously optimistic with the actual game here.

This game is fun, is generous, is a banger, and is criminally underrated. I am not calling you a gacha gamer unless you at least know actual good gachas like PGR

A great game, yes its a gacha game, but done right. And playable on both PC and Mobile, no Android emulator needed on PC. 🎮 Gameplay: 8/10 📖 Storyline: 10/10 🎵 Sound: 10/10 - Sadly they don't officially release all OST on Music streaming platforms. The gameplay might be simple if you look at it but hell yeah the other elements like the Voice acting, Soundtrack and the Art is outstanding and immersive that it levels up the gameplay.

Arknights has been, for over 3 to 4 years now, the one satisfying and generous gacha game I have played for the longest time. Being a F2P is not entirely a problem as saving and pulling for the characters that you want aren't much of a problem. Granted, it IS a gacha game so rng is still a factor in some losses. Game progression is hardly a problem since almost all the stages/levels can be completed by just low-rarity characters. That said, potentials for characters in the game aren't exactly required as they are complimentary. They may provide some assistance but even without duplicates/potentials, the characters are ready to use.  Events in the game give out a welfare/free character in which players just progress in the event to obtain, potentials included. Arknights also has some freebies here and there such as log-in events or anything the devs can throw in your mail. Limited events and yearly anniversaries are where the game gets buffed a lot with giveaways. A hefty amount of pulls and rewards are given and during CN anniversaries, a free 6-star (highest rarity) is the welfare instead of a 5-star. Skins are easily bought, granted the player saves up for said skins. Web events are also present during anniversaries, accounting for more rewards given out. I can say that most players, especially F2P, really do enjoy the game and many aspects of it. The devs are loved, the community usually goes hand in hand (most of the time), and the game itself that entertains the players and is run by people who care for its audience.

I love tower defense games, and I have a self-admitted weakness for gacha when it's done right, so of course Watcher of Realms was going to appeal to me! In this title, each of my towers was represented in the form of a character I could pull from the gacha and power up individually through leveling, equipping gear, and so on. It's sort of like Defense Derby, but with a more traditional (read: boring) high fantasy visual style.

SHOULD I PLAY TOKYO GHOUL: BREAK THE CHAINS? Skip it, unless you’re really, really into Tokyo Ghoul. Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains presents the exact same stuff I’ve seen a million times before across the long string of samey mobile gacha games I’ve tried over the years. It doesn’t contain an original idea in its gameplay or design. This lack of originality would make for a boring game no matter what, but it’s especially disappointing given the brilliance of the anime, light novel series, and manga it’s based on.

Grand Quest just entered open beta, and as someone who's always searching for my next go-to gacha game, I had to give it a shot. So far, I'm definitely pretty impressed, though it has some work to go. Perhaps the biggest surprise in Grand Quest, especially when compared to other gacha games, is that the story is pretty entertaining and well-translated. Much of it is told through stylish comic book-panel cutscenes, and I was shocked to find myself actually enjoying getting to know these characters.

The latest patch 3.0 for Aether Gazer introduced a slew of new content including the main story chapter 19. Not only was it really interesting, it also did some nice world building and gave the poster girl of Aether Gazer more character development. It also had some of the best cutscenes I have seen in Aether Gazer so far. The quality of them really blew my mind! (SPOILER WARNING for Main Story Chapter 19)

I'm not gonna beat around the bush with this one - Cookie Run: Kingdom is good, but...... That's all you need to know. The 'but' is a major factor as to why Cookie Run: Kingdom is slowly losing its mass appeal and dominance in the gacha game industry. The story is weird from the get-go: there are cookies and one of them realizes that their entire purpose is to be eaten by the witches. The end? No, except it becomes a tedious story of traversing roads, forests, academies and kingdoms (like in the name) to meet some cookies that..... have titles and also neat little costumes from the rainbow gacha (which is the best part of the gacha system, don't get me wrong; it's just that I'd rather pull for the costumes of the rare cookies than get the new Epic cookies in their gacha.) Yeah, the LORE is not strong with this one.

Best game i have ever played Not only ost,art, the gameplay itself is best for its tower defense genre. The stage design is challanging hard but not depend on its hp or atk,but from its unique skill for enemies and the stage . You can clear it with various character, your waifu its not meta? It still can be shine with your strategy The game also have roguelike mode So you can play with random character, situation to beat stage .

The game is overall great, the gacha system is very generous too. The game gives you an ssr character right at the start of the game, the pity system is one of the best i seen so far only needing 80 draws to get an ssr. Whenever you get an ssr without building pity upto 80 the pity system doesn't reset and for me that's what highlights the gacha system. Overall a great and recommended game for all of the gacha addicts here :)

SHOULD I PLAY DISGAEA 7? Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless is a return to form for the Disgaea series. It’s a perfect blend of grinding, boundary-breaking gameplay, and silly storytelling. If you’re not a fan of the franchise, it probably won’t win you over, but if you’ve enjoyed other Disgaea titles or are curious about the series, this is a game you won’t want to miss. I’ve enjoyed every second I’ve spent with