＊Edit: I'm using cheats on resources so I can't be sure how the balance actually are, but needing to set one of my character's atk to 100 times more to offset the final boss's hp syphon probably means the late stage balance is pretty bad. (No longer confidant to say the game is "straight forward")
Minimum OS is Windows 7, not 10 as advertised.
1 ) Team combos that's rather hard to manage (set lookup is very unintuitive, and assembling is difficult)
2 ) Too many apparent puns that says "Hey, what a funny game set in a fantasy world! So funny!" right to your face. And lingos that's too modern, I think I saw an item named "Toxic Personality".
3 ) Recruitables/Items only vary in rarity (same character/item with better skill tree/stats, no random skillsets/buffs) And no increase in better items rates in later stage.
4 ) The promo says smart positioning matters but the tutorial never mentions it. Also the auto positioning is really rigid (based on your team order which seems to be fixed), if it works, good, but if it doesn't, then often you'll need to manually switch tank and support's positions before each fight, very annoying.
Took a peek at steam and saw the developer has a QQ account. This game does match the profile of Chinese indie games, like "Dad-ish" humor, not too much attention spent on bgm/sfxs...etc. (If it works, it's good to go.) The steam consensus for the game is "so-so, midrange". I say it's pretty fair.
Minimum OS is Windows 7, not 10 as advertised.
1 ) Team combos that's rather hard to manage
(set lookup is very unintuitive, and assembling is difficult)
2 ) Too many apparent puns that says
"Hey, what a funny game set in a fantasy world! So funny!" right to your face.
And lingos that's too modern, I think I saw an item named "Toxic Personality".
3 ) Recruitables/Items only vary in rarity
(same character/item with better skill tree/stats, no random skillsets/buffs)
And no increase in better items rates in later stage.
4 ) The promo says smart positioning matters but the tutorial never mentions it.
Also the auto positioning is really rigid (based on your team order which seems to be fixed), if it works, good, but if it doesn't, then often you'll need to manually switch tank and support's positions before each fight, very annoying.
Took a peek at steam and saw the developer has a QQ account.
This game does match the profile of Chinese indie games, like "Dad-ish" humor, not too much attention spent on bgm/sfxs...etc. (If it works, it's good to go.)
The steam consensus for the game is "so-so, midrange". I say it's pretty fair.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtI4mvRywJM
https://youtu.be/RdU3MCV88Rk