Great game. It's a match-3 rpg where the whole point is to keep chaining 4 orbs of the same color every round to build up skills. Afterwards you chain the skills to eliminate the enemies. If you fail in chaining 4 orbs, the opponent gets a turn and is able to attack in the same way. The gacha is also reasonable. Overall, the game is pretty good.

Well loved the game, art is great, voices are great, the gameplay was also great. The story had continuity, but I didn't read it so up to you to decide if its good. The only problem I have is that the game does not let me play on my dedicated server (the server with my save file). Every time I try to log in it switches the server and refuses to let me see the server I was in before. So I decided to not play, especially since I had a lot of progress on that account. Don't know if its just a problem on my end, but if you want to test your luck then go ahead.

Absolutely love the game. just sad that the servers are shutting down in 3 days...
I wish i found the game sooner to grind for Kurumi. She's my absolute favorite!

I guess I'll grind the game in the jp version.

Should've probably have done this before, but I only have one thing to say, very good game.

Graphics, as you can see, beautiful. The animation for the attacks are quite good and flow smoothly, unless you have a bad connection or are running like 2 apps on the background, in which case it might lag a bit.

Sound, the voice acting is pretty good. There are times you night think the english parts, yes I have the Jp voice pack, are cringy, but its quirky at the same time. Like a little charm that the different characters have.

Gameplay, phenominal. It isnt until you reach like yhe fourth act that you see almost all the mechanics that the game currently has. It's strategy and turn based, with different combos available depending on what characters you use. Only 4 characters can be used in a team, one is support.

Gacha, not exactly generous nor cruel. I'd say it's fair and really just depends on how much you want the character. The resources to pull x10 is not scarce but not too plentiful either. It takes a bit of geinding to pull x10 every time. There are also codes and mails that the mods are giving out which contain resources, though not that much, the former being from discord.

Story, really depends on what you like for the story, but I'd say it's a very intriguing story revolving around time travel (as you can tell from the title) and it keeps developing. You can skip the story and watch it all later theough the records that are kept in the menu.

Overall, it's an extremely fun game which I'll most lonely be grinding for most of the time.

Alright, if you're thinking of not playing because it looks like it will have 18+ content, then ignore that thought. This game has none of that whatsoever. It only shows just as much as any other anime would.

The graphics are beautiful! Not only the characters, but the animation is crazy good. I recommend not opting to skip specials and stuff, they go by quick and either look cool or stunning.

Sound, from what I've seen the entire day, the music is good. Especially during fights. I could just turn off my music and let the battle music play.

Gameplay, I love it. You and your enemy will have a 3x3 board (I guess you can call it a board) and you can place up to 5 characters in it. Some characters take up more than 1 space. There are special effects depending on how you place your character. To what that entails? I'll never know, I can't read Chinese, so bummer for me. But imma guess that it has to do with attack combos, cuz those exist, e.g., my healer attacks and is followed up by one of my swordswomen and then followed up by my lancer (this entire chain is counted as the healer's turn and not the others). I also see a bunch of red and blue texts mixed in those descriptions, so it might just be addittions such as: +str, +def and such. Each character has 3 different sets of attacks, plus their super, and some other characters, such as the starter character, can do something else besides just the super. It's basically a strategy game that requires you to plan out your attack from the beginning. A game right up my alley. Sadly, because the descriptions are all Chinese, you have to manually test out what each attack for a character does (but that's the fun part). Attacks range from attacking a single enemy, to the entire board (I feel like that's clear enough). There is NR, which basically your mana/fuel. Keep that in check, you only start each game with 50/100. Also, your super is proportional to the NR used, which i find to be a unique mechanic. Your NR increases by 5 every time it's your turn (not the enemies). Keep in mind, this is a turn based game, usually all your characters go first. There are effects that some characters can use to prevent the enemies from having a turn. For example, i have a character which freezes others, by chance, and it prevents them from attacking when it's their turn 1 time. There's also effects like burn and such. You can also choose where to attack. so lets say your character can attack an entire row, it can choose the front row, middle row, or back row. Enemies also come in in waves.

Resources, they are rather easy to get. Upgrading characters isn't too much of a hassle since the materials are easy to get as long as you progress in the game. Can't say the same for gacha.

Gacha. The gacha is rather generous. In the event that is ongoing, I've gotten an SSR every single time. It was not the event's SSR, but they were SSRs nonetheless. You also start out with 1 reroll pull (HINT: the yellow button at the bottom right is the reroll button, the gray button to the middle right is the confirm button). Do choose carefully, I'd recommend going for a good healer if possible, if not then just go for an attacker. Currently, There's also an event for a guranteed SSR whithin 10 pulls, it lasts till the 27th, just like the other event. The only problem you'll have with gachas is trying to get more tickets. You have to advance quite a bit in the story to get enough for 10 pulls.

Story, no clue but it looks like its building something great.

All in all, it's a very fun game! Especially if you like strategy. If you do decide to play, then happy hunting.

The graphics, absolutely beautiful.
The gacha, pretty good, got like 3 SSRs (2 of which I was aiming for) in just 70 pulls in a row. It isnt hard to farm reaources for pulling 10x consecutively.
Farming for materials is very easy and is limited every time until you advance in the story.
I can't read Japanese, so sadly I can't understand it, but from what I've seen, it all builds up.
The gametrack is superb, I especially love the music in the lobby, very chill and can keep you from falling asleep (me the night before).
Events seem to be quite frequent as there are currently 4 different events with 5 different pulls for specific characters (one of which I have).
Now for the gameplay, it's very fun. You have all of the skills of the characters in your hand, of which have to be pulled and you can only hold 4 cards at a time. Every time you use a card, another is pulled and it will be one of the 3 skills that you character has. It can also be the character's ult. Every card costs, imma say mana since I don't know what they call it, a certain amount of mana and you have play while keeping that in mind. Certain cards have special effects which can decrease the amiunt of mana you can spend, slow down the rate at which enemies gather mana, or lock some of their skills. These effects show up once you reach like the 4th or 5th area in the story. There are also cards which you can pick after some levels which give you different effects or add cards to your collection to use in the next battle for the entire level. Every level is divided into many different parts, so like it can have 4, or possibly 8 sub-levels inside of it. Damage does carry over in every level, so having a healer is optimal (lucky me, i pulled a healer in my first pull, the first pull is rerollable). Essentially, in order to build up combos with your cards, you will have to do trial and error to see all of the skills different effects, unless yoi can read Japanese, at that point it's easy picking.
Overall, this game is ridiculously fun.

p.s. there's also guilds.

Quite the fun game. The graphics are absolutely gorgeous and looks very similar to that of the anime. The art changes to little chibis when playing, but it still looks good. The gameplay itself is essentially turn based and can be done with auto, you can control whether to use their skills and the ults is all you. The gacha isn't too unforgiving, the first pull you do is a guranteed SSR and it lets you reroll (which i messed up), so you can keep going until you get someone you want. Events are quite frequent and so are maintenences, so do be patient when they do happen. Understanding the menu is easy as there are tutorials for basically everything and gathering materials for level ups is also very simple as it shows and takes you where you want to go to get the specific materials. The story is probably good, can't read Japanese but it looks to be quite developed. It's a great game.

The game is very fun. All you have to do is choose a team of four, take aim, and release, some characters need to be timed. The home screen is very easy to navigate if you play enough, like 10 logins and you're good. The art, very beautiful, the sound is also quite good. There are draw events quite frequently and fromcwhat I've seen, some repeat on a cycle. It does take a bit to save up gems (if that's what they're called), but its worth it as almost every time you're guranteed a pretty decent character. However, there is a lot of navigation to be done after the menu. So it just takes some exploring before being able to tell what everything is, usually it's easy to tell though.

Amazing game. the graphics speak for itself, not to mention all the various events and skins to be gained from them. It's rather easy to rack up gems to do a 10x gacha, still takes a bit of time. The sound is very good, and if you know a little bit of japanese then you can essentially understand bits and pieces of what's happening in the story. I'm only sad there's no English version of the game, would make navigating the menu more easy as there are a bunch of tabs on some of the icons, and it would take a lot of sifitng through to know each feature. Nonetheless, worth it!

a great game to enjoy and very dun in general. itll generally run well as long as you have a good connection and a device which can withstand running, which almost any device can. Just beware that the game is addicting and that it'll make you lose track of time while playing since you'd want to keep progressing.

pretty fun overall, the sound could use some work though.