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First impression of the game: Amazing.
I played the game for 7 hours straight only stopping because of my crappy internet connection. You need to have a stable internet connection or else you will be having a hard time especially when in combat. When I see that I'm not doing any damage to the enemy, it's time to run away, nearly lost a fight with a guardian because of it.
Anyway, my overall experience with the game is really fun. Exploring, taking down monsters, experimenting with different elements and how they interact with each other. I especially liked the little detail, if you used the MCs charged wind element attack near a fire source, like a torch, it will mix with it and causing it to change it's element from wind to fire and will cause a huge explosion. THAT was a really nice touch.
I still can't comment anything on the story since I only reached chapter 3 at the moment, really having fun exploring and doing the side quests (d*mn you side quests!)
Now this is only my opinion but I have a hard time getting to like the English VAs, I wouldn't say that their bad but somehow they feel like they're lacking on something, so I had to change from EN to JP VAs and somehow they fit their characters well, except for the male MC, I think they made him a bit younger with the JP VA. The EN VA suited him a lot better to be honest.
The combat system is pretty much like HI3. Attack, charge attack, dodge, etc. Although since I'm used to HI3s dodge button at the left side of the attack button, I keep mistaking in pressing it.
Equipment is mix-and-match. Each have synergy effects. And even if the equipment looks the same or has the same star rating, they won't have the same passive effect.
The one thing I didn't like though is the shared stamina. I was hoping that when I used one character and depleted it's by running and switching out with a new character with full stamina to continue in that pace, but it didn't. Switching characters won't repplenish your stamina. You still have to wait for it to replenish. Hopefully the devs would take note of this.
Gacha rates are, as everyone have already experienced, is still atrocious. Two 10-rolls only four 4-star characters and one of them was a dupe. That said though, I may have gotten them but I NEVER used them during my playthrough. Part of it because I try to stick to the main storyline characters and they aren't bad at all to be honest. I could probably beat the game just using them.
Well, what can I say, I don't know about the others but I can definitely say, for me, the hype is real. Mihoyo really delivered with the game and I can see myself playing the game for a long time, especially since their still planning in making more maps for the game.
PS: I'm playing this game on a Realme 6 Pro, the game defaulted to Low settings and I'm getting stable 30fps.
I finally found a game I can play just to pass the time.
It's fun, it's cute and can cause a mild heart attack when trying to escape from those drop off points.
Thank you for this game.
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EDIT: Also changed the Sound rating from 4 to 5 because the Opening theme is just really nice to listen.
Wow, I can't believe somebody still remember's Miku Flick.
To anyone who isn't in the know, Miku Flick (and it's sequel, Miku Flick 0/2) is a rhythm game for the iOS. It's gameplay is really unique since it uses Japanese characters using the Japanese 12 key layout keyboard that you need to match, by indication of the title, by flicking. It is hard if you don't know the layout of the keyboard, but once you got used to it, it is a very fun experience.
I wasn't able to play the original but I had the opportunity to play the sequel. It's free to download but I don't know if it's still available in the App Store.
OK, back to main course.
As I have said above, this game has drawn inspiration from Miku Flick, though the main difference, and it is quite evident with the game size, where Miku Flick has videos already preloaded in the game (total size: 900mb+), this game streams the videos.
Really nice concept if you ask me. But the main downside is that you will needing an internet connection in order to play the game.
As for the Japanese 12 key keyboard, you will have to download it separately since the game doesn't have it built in. I had Google Japanese keyboard already installed so I didn't have a problem there.
Currently it only has 14 songs, of which I only know one (アカイト, Akaito) but hopefully the developer would continue and expand it.
I am a big fan of the original iOS game and I was constantly looking for an equivalent of it back then for Android but I wasn't so lucky finding one. So for me this is something I am hoping the developer would continue.
Gotta be honest, I was a bit hyped when they were releasing a new Hatsune Miku game, and on Android even. I didn't know what kind of game it was but I was hyped, another new Hatsune Miku rhythm game. Unfortunately, it wasn't.
This is a REALLY casual kind of game that you can just leave and be off with your day and come back when it needs your input.
If I have to say, it's like the Billion Wives games. Atleast those games rewarded me with nice artworks when I was done playing them. Tap Wonder however seems to be endless, if you check the achievements tab, it goes over 9000(heh). No, really, I think it goes over 9000.
Gameplay is simple. Just tap to reach your goal, and with some help of the other vocaloids, you can continue accruing points even when you leave the game. I got a bit bored and my fingers were starting to cramp from the tapping, so I "cheated" a bit. (autoclickers ftw!)
The one thing I like though is the BGM. They actually put Vocaloid songs in the game. Sadly, I think there were only five of them, their good though, I just wish they added a bit more and made the songs a bit louder, even when using headphones their a bit soft.
Overall, I am disappointed with the game. No forseeable worthwhile reward and a very simplistic gameplay. If they could atleast added a bit more Vocaloid songs in it, I would enjoy it a bit more. For now it stays in my phone and see if I could finish it (currently at stage 325).
Played the game since Oct.2018 and have never missed a single day.
The graphics are amazing for a mobile game. Gameplay is rather simplistic but really intuitive. But the thing that captivates me the most is the story. I never thought I'd shed a tear from watching Himeko sacrifice herself to save Kiana (sorry for the spoilers). And now, I'm waiting for the next chapter to drop. Keep up the good work Mihoyo!
Overall, the game is really good.
FINAL FANTASY VII THE FIRST SOLDIER | Global
3.0I've only played for two days but I can see why people hate it.
First of all, I like the game. It's different in a sense that you have magic as additional skills, it can really change the flow of gameplay if executed perfectly.
The game really needs tons of optimizations. When I downloaded and played the game, it defaulted its graphical settings to everything high. It can handle it but there are a lot frame drops. Lowering the graphical settings to low and frame rate to medium doesn't help.
Camera movements need work. It is just so sensitive. Lowering does little to no help in fixing it.
Character movement feels clunky.
And this is probably just me but somehow the map just feels HUGE. And not in a good way. It feels like it takes a long time to go from Point A to Point B. It takes some time before you could meet another player or probably none at all before you could even finish a session. CoDM also has a huge Battle Royale map but somehow it doesn't feel like it. In the 15-20 minutes that I played in CoDM BR, I could already have 10+ kills. Whereas in FFVIIFS, in the same amount of time, I could only get 5.
Overall, the game still needs a lot of fixes. It has potential to be great cause of the addition of using Materia to your advantage, it really just feels different from any of the BR games out there, well not that I know of any other BR that has this same mechanic.