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It's a game with the well known AFK gameplay, the only difference they have, that they pulled the lever and said "f**k it, we gonna go lewd".
Sadly the devs haven't spent enough time to properly translate the game from their main language to English. Which is somewhat excusable for it's small target audience, but it's not great to deal with it at a daily basis. (Text goes off the chat bubbles, some descriptions go off the screen and there is no scroll function, some words are translated to the wrong synonyms. Some simple letter combos are censored on chat, like "av", "am", etc., so you can't talk in english properly on the in-game chat and other stuff.)
The game is very Pay-2-Progress. (It has a Campaign pass with a few HUNDRED pulls for $10.99, and other stuff that literally begs you to spend your hard earned money on ho*ny), but at least it's not P2W.
The game lets you to buy skins via event shops, and with a currency available in the shop for gems, so you don't have to spend a penny for good stuff (ofc the best, the wild sh*t is available with "Hot Dogs" which is a paid currency. Btw the devs give away one Hot dog in each update, so you can get a free premium skin with determination).
The story mode, the Abyss mode, and the "Underwear" mode is locked until you complete 1200 stages, which is a bummer. It's not that hard to progress up to about the 400-450ish levels. Because several stages are hard and are the same: Two very strong healers & Two AOE Damage dealers who can cast debuffs too.
(So I'd recommend building a Fire code team, because it can counter that team's elemental code, so you will have an advantage above them.)
There is an Arena mode, where you can challenge other players' teams, and you can get a small daily price based on your rank.
It's ain't that bad, but it will require a specific type of "taste" in games, and the throwaway of a small part of your dignity to enjoy it (and you can't play it in public, every loading screen has big booba girls so you can't go low on the radar with this one).
Quite similar to..... yada yada yada, yap yap yap etc. I've had a nice review on this game, but they had to ruin it.
I've wanted to play the game as usual, but after the update, I was locked out with a popup message (which was unreadable, because the devs forgot to press Shift+Enter in the middle, so half of the message went offscreen) for 1-2 days, and when I was able to log into the game, my account was cleaned empty, I've lost all my progress. If you want to have an afk game, and to collect waifus, then play How to Raise a Harem instead, at least they doesn't delete game progress randomly (I don't care that this version is in a "tEsT" phase. They doesn't stated anything related about cleaning out the servers or deleting user data, in their update notice.)
It's a very great turn based game on it's own. The game is the continuation of the anime called takt Op. Destiny, and the basics of the story is similar to GoD:Nikke. Humans got almost eradicated by alien monsters, and humanity went under the surface to survive. These aliens can only be defeated by Musicarts, girls with superhuman powers, each based on classical music pieces. The game has it's own friendship system where you can deepen your connection with your Musicarts, and after a while you can forge a contract with them (pretty much marry them) which unlocks extra buffs for your character. The game is quite F2P, you can pretty much go through the whole game with the beginner 1-star characters. (Every Musicart can be ascended to 5 star rarity so you can utilize the "waifu over meta" strategy).
Towards the endgame, the game will become quite grindy since you will have to spend quite a lot stamina in order to keep up with the story requirements (specific chapters can be played after you reached a specific conductor level), and the Chapter 11 boss Ode of Joy is quite exhausting so you either take it down or your musicarts gonna run out of stamina (which results in getting a quite large debuff) and get wiped off of the field.
Sadly, due to the weak media representation, the 1,5 year long delay of release (it was delayed for a longer period of time than the overall service time of the released game), refund abuse and other stuff ended up sending the game to EOS. The game will be taken down from every game distribution site in March 6, and it will close down it's servers in April 9. So if you have read all the stuff I was yapping about, and you want to take a dive into it for the last month it's still playable, then don't hesitate.
I've played worse than this.
-Ero? Definitely
-Booba & Booty? Everywhere
-Difficulty? Easy (you can straight up skip the battle, and the result screen will show if you won, or not.)
-Gacha type? Kinda P2W. You don't get the character itself from your pulls, but rather 3-6 character fragments, and you unlock the banner character after obtaining 90 fragments. And if you want to obtain a character's UR version, then you will have to complete their SSR version first.
-Bugs? It has several of them. (The characters' cropped pictures get piled up on eachother in conversations, the introduction screen, where the game shows off your character's animation is set incorrectly so it gonna crop the animation too thin, several localisation issues, etc., etc.)
Can I recommend? If you want to get hardstuck under a hour, and to wait a day for the daily rewards to continue in collecting some poor quality L2D animations, in a "world" where every conversation consists of 3-4 sentences, each containing 3-4 words, then this game is for you.
The in-game performace got improved by a lot from it's first release. The servers are more stable and it doesn't have to wait 10 seconds per move to get a response from the main server. The newest card packs are too unbalanced and due to the large chunk of the players (At this rate they would be deserved to called bots, all of them are using the same deck, in the same way) preferring ranks and win numbers than creativity and the "ownership over their soul", the ranked is filled with bots using these packs. (For example, they can straight up hijack your own main phase by not letting you do anything, because their deck always will have an effect to activate, no matter which phase are you in. Main Phase 1? 3 Labrynth monster will be summoned in, 2 will be sent to the graveyard to get them ready to be summoned, 1 will be banished. Main Phase 2? The 2+ monsters from the graveyard will be summoned, your cards's effect will be negated no matter what, and 1 monster from your field + 1 card from your deck will be destroyed, just because the user had a wide smile at Konami. End phase? The circle starts again, but the main piece will destroy 1 card from your hand in Main Phase 1.)
The game is great, the animations are smooth, the loading times between scenes or battles are short and everything is quick (It's way better than the discontinued HD version, which refused to load in).
The gameplay is the same from the other versions, other than a weird costume glich, I haven't found anything to complain about.
And last but not least: Sadly, this version has only one language option, and English is not one of them. I understand, that the franchise, the developers, and the main audience are Japanese speakers, but with supporting only one language they cut off a chunk of the DaL fanbase from the full experience of the game. (And I understand that such an option as the translation of the game to a new language would only be considered, if a large quantity of players would demand it. Because the publisher and the devs are making a living out of this project ofc, and it wouldn't worth it for them to invest in the translation, if their main audience already understands the game's main language. Nonetheless, I hope that one day the demand for a DaL game in English will be large enough to make this happen.)
I still remember playing this game on my crappy ultra low end android phone and android tablet several years ago. It was amazing back then because of the fairly large online playerbase. But nowadays there are only two options you can choose from.
1. You play the story mode, and nothing else
2. Or you start to waste your time by feeding the end game players with joining a multiplayer match. You can't literally progress in it, because you can't score a point or even touch them, due to their epic/legendary defense modules. So your common grade gun deals 0 damage against them, but they gonna one-shot spawn kill you with their legendary rifles. (And it happened on the lowest rank, on my very first match after I finished the tutorial and the first 3 stages).
It's probably the only OG Gameloft title that hasn't been ruined by the company itself. It's still the same game even 6 years later. The musics, the overall graphics are perfect (+ due to the ultra low hardware requirements, it can run on any potato, and it takes up around 400MB storage space.) Sadly, it looks like that the background servers for the rivals function and account backup/restoring went offline, so you don't have cloud save anymore, but at least you get #1 place on every "PvP" event.
Brawl Stars | Global
3.2It's (would be) a good game. The characters are nice (only genuinly good aspect of the game), the meta is (NOT) balanced, and it's made by a notorious(ly P2W) developer team. (The game was actually good when it started. But now (almost) every ranged character one taps you, jumps on you, stuns you, nukes you, etc. etc. If it would be managed properly, by an other company, then it would be the GOTD for sure. But ofc after messing with Clash Royale, they had to mess with this game too![[發困]](/cdn/img/transparent.png)
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