ATHENA:Blood Twins

Where do I start? Let’s start with the good decent graphics amazing mmo design I like the idea that you can use Greek gods as allys and the game has quite a bit of content now the bad the game immediately slams dozens of paywalls all these different privileges that you must pay for. Oh here’s the great part. I got a SP hero Dracula that’s extremely rare. But somehow a 10 star SSR hero has higher rating. The greatest part of it is I have to get four different Dracula’s to get him to 10 stars. It’s pathetic like if a heroes that rare why make it so difficult to level I guess the good thing is if you get the rarest hero, which you will be spending hundred of dollars on You don’t need multiple to level them. This game has great potential I like the game. But it’s way too paid to win. I get that you need to make money, but if you actually made it to, we’re free to play players achieve these things you would get a lot more players and hence make a lot more money why try to clear the pockets of your very few player base because of this the game is dead instead of just letting off the pay to win I easily spent almost $100 on this game, but I’m not going more than that because this game is not even a triple a title the privileges I get are very few and I’m just gonna be constantly spending to get a max level hero no thank you make sp heros easier to star remove half of you’re pay walls youd bring jn a larger player base great game way to pay to win

I pre-registered for this game and have been playing since day one. This game is great, but it also depends on you. If you are ultra competitive, be prepared to spend. When I say spend, I mean hundreds if not thousands of dollars a week. Ultra competitive people are getting burned out simply because of the cash grab. The devs do listen and have made suggested changes. The screen clutter has been reduced since day one with collapsing menus. If they would reduce the pop ups it would be even better. This game has great graphics and a good story line. There is a decent balance between PVP and PVE. The people playing the game are the least toxic gamers I have ever played with and make the game great. After reading some of the other comments, I did create two more accounts that are extremely low spend. Although you won’t be able to compete with P2W in PvP events, you can still be very successful in PvE events and enjoy the game. My suggestion is try the game. Start as either F2P or extremely low spend. Learn the game for a couple of weeks, enjoy the other players and see where it goes. Remember this is an idle game.

It’s exactly what you’d expect from a mobile game churned out these days. Lots of microtransactions, gatcha elements, etc. The primary problems with the game is that the UI is absolute dog water. Your screen will be absolutely littered with dozens of “offers” begging for your money, wheels to spend money on, gatcha to spend money on, pop ups for everything that disappear in three seconds, including gameplay elements that you need to read but can’t because they disappear before you can get through the other half dozen pop ups at the same time. The second problem is the gameplay. The game wants to auto play itself. And you can’t turn it off, meaning that while you’re trying to sort your way through the trash UI, the game is throwing pop ups at you, whether it be dialogue windows whose voices don’t match the text or a brand new money spending opportunity, that you constantly have to close or else you can’t do what you want to do. Also, the archer character has a bug during creation that makes their head not have textures so you can’t see what it looks like, but you can change it later for, you guessed it, money. The only saving grace that this game has, is that it doesn’t burn up my phone like many other unoptimized games do, literally the only thing preventing a one star. If you decide to give this game a pass, you aren’t missing much.