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SHOULD I PLAY REVERSE: 1999? Play it if you love JRPGs, card games, or vaguely human-shaped collectibles. Reverse: 1999 takes place in a world where time is moving backwards. You command a group of Arcanists, which are basically like time-travelers, that can survive the shift between eras and must fight to protect the future. The story has a nice mix of science fiction and fantasy elements, but it’s the lively cast of characters that really bring the setting to life. I really felt invested in the characters I controlled, and for me, that’s what takes an RPG from good to great.

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.

not only do they reward you so much just for playing the game they also have a pity system that allows you to select thr exact unit you want and their exclusive gear as well. If you play yhe game they pretty much give you everything. Sure you can pay 2 win like any other one but if you actually play the game and grind you will have everything

For today's character, I present you Creator and all of their Styles (A.K.A. Outfits/forms) that are currently available in the "global" version of Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe! S-rank Style I've Been Waiting for You SS-rank Style Destiny of Mortals SS-rank Style Absolute Being SS-rank Style Such a Monotonous Job SS-Rank Style Creator's Pumpkins! SS-rank Style Do You Intend to Keep Going? Sadly, those are the only styles available at the moment. They don't have a single skin either. Creator was first available pretty late in the game (His first appearance was during the 1st anniversary of Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe)

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.

There's a lot to like about Destiny Saga, like its snappy action RPG gameplay and  its colorful pixel artstyle, but there are a few elements holding it back from greatness. A lot of its dialogue seems autotranslated, which makes the story a little hard to follow. Thankfully, it's easy to click past the story segments and focus on the combat. Most of Destiny Saga revolves around exploring dungeons, picking up loot, and taking on waves of robots and monsters. The fast-paced, fluid combat is absolutely the best part of the game. It's easy to pick up the touch-screen controls, and even though characters only have a handful of moves at their disposal, you can approach battles in all kinds of ways.

This game has such a nice feel to it. You can tell it's polished off well and has direction. If this game get's regular updates, to keep things interesting, then you got a cracker of a game. 🎮 Gameplay: It's a gacha and card collector. The gacha rates are fair and even the value of packs, should you want to spend, are very well priced. I've played the game free to play and haven't had any issues with clearing the story or the side challenges presented. Basically, you select a God, each God has different abilities, then you play the story to gather cards which are your abilities. These cards form your deck which will act as your God's skills in battle. You also have passives and side skills that boost your decks ability such as mana regeneration or swapping your hand for another hand. Also, yes this game uses mana to cast abilities. Your chosen skills/cards each have a mana cost assigned to them. The battle system is very fluid and tactful and should keep your interest, however, I'm still quite early in the game so I can't talk about PvP, or even if it has PvP, but I am hooked and give this game the props it deserves.

Both the art style and moment-to-moment combat of Myth: Gods of Asgard are very clearly inspired by one obvious source: Hades, the beloved roguelite action-RPG from Supergiant Games. That comparison may set Myth up for some unfortunate disappointment, however. It's not that Myth is bad; it's just not easy to live up to one of the best games of the last decade! Once I got past that initial stumbling block, though, I was pretty quickly won over by what Myth: Gods of Asgard offers. I played through stories plucked from Norse mythology and unlocked four playable characters—Brynhild, Siegfrid, Thor, and Ullr. Each of these heroes has a unique main weapon along with their own special abilities and general feel to combat. But they all feel really great, and in general the game does a solid job of emulating the fast-paced, responsive battles of Hades.

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[Music credit: “Action, martial arts opening rock" by  - Yupe] WHAT'S AWESOME: 00:17 WHAT SUCKS: 01:10 Read more about The Pixel Ark here! PLATFORM TESTED Android via Samsung Galaxy A03s phone.

In terms of giving game money generosity to pull I believe Blue Archive for me. For its rate though, you have to be really lucky to get what you want, but I have much more luck in this game compared to the other games which said to be generous but literally have me to use 15k game money to get the character every single time. So yeah, bit biased.

Firstly,This game is the most generous gacha because the gacha system is so good that you can get SSR even when you don't have the pity. Secondly,Even after you get SSR your pity won't reset. (The standard pity for a guaranteed SSR Weapon is 80) Thirdly,When your beginner there is a quest that when you get 700 points you will get a ssr selector box that you can use to get what SSR weapon you want.

The best proof I can give that Tower of God: New World is actually worth it compared to the average idle gacha game? Well, playing it was enough to convince me to actually check out the Tower of God manhwa and anime series, both of which I was completely unfamiliar with prior to checking out New World. It takes a damn good game to have that effect on me. Part of the reason Tower of God: New World actually pulls off that impressive feat is that it actually does a great job of presenting the story from the source material. New World has a ton of different modes, but there are two I spent most of my time in: adventure and story.

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.

I've said this before, but Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe is one hell of a generous game! Right now, the game is celebrating its 3rd anniversary starting today, June 1st, and they're giving out rewards like there's no tomorrow! Just from the log in bonus, whey're giving us an INSANE amount of gacha currency and gacha tickets this month! Unfortunately, I pressed on the "ok" button a bit too fast and I couldn't take a screenshot of the tickets, but I promise I'll do so tomorrow and add it here.

Last Cloudia is extremely f2p friendly. It has a compelling story, stunning visuals, awesome combat, regular events and new content. And the dev actually listen to the community.

Want to dominate those Black Clover M fights like Yami himself? Then check out these essential tips! 1. Type Advantages Rule: Remember rock-paper-scissors? It's kinda like that here. Technique beats Power, Power beats Sense, and Sense beats Technique. So build your squad to exploit enemy weaknesses and watch the damage numbers soar! 2. Speed is Key: Be quick like Asta! The faster you move, the more spells you cast. Prioritize Speed-boosting gear and abilities for your squad. Imagine unleashing a Licht-speed Meteor Shower before enemies even blink.

SHOULD I PLAY THE PIXEL ARK? Give this one a go if you’re into gacha games, slingshot mechanics, PVP, or postapocalyptic settings. I’m usually very suspicious about gacha titles and the all too frequent pay-to-win strategies that keep the game from being fun without. Luckily, The Pixel Ark was consistently entertaining and has generous drops. Best of all, I didn’t have to pay anything! TIME PLAYED

I've probably played and reviewed at least two or three dozen different gacha games at this point, but every once in a while I still manage to be really surprised and impressed by one. Dragonheir: Silent Gods is one of the most immediately intriguing and captivating gacha games I've played in ages, and one that I'm definitely planning to stick with. The first thing to know about Dragonheir is that every part of it is openly inspired by tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons. In fact, the PC version of the game has even done an official collaboration with D&D! In gameplay that terms, that means characters inspired by classic western fantasy, challenging tactical battles, and