Guardian Tales

The early sections of the game are very fun and don’t rely on gatcha or strategy like a lot of other games do with more emphasis being placed on positioning, story, and a usually fun collection of puzzles and mini-games especially because you’re level locked to ensure some level of challenge is preserved. However, this level locking makes some of the middle world’s areas are disproportionately hard to handle, and this especially noticeable with some of the bosses having some rather annoying abilities, but this isn’t a major problem till world 10 and 11: 10 with a boss right off the bat that you have to solo but if you prep the right hero you can make it through with minimal effort, as for 11 the missions are a bit tricky but are manageable it’s the combat areas you have to beat to access the next mission that seem to have been very deliberately designed to basically unbeatable unless you exploit a mechanic that really hasn’t been explained or been relevant till now and then there’s boss who’s attacks do way too much dmg and don’t give you enough time to dodge even if you have her specials memorized as the exact time of when they go off isn’t exactly set in stone even if their order is especially considering the insta-team-killer attack in the second phase and if that wasn’t terrible enough the boss’s health bar is so ridiculous that it will mean you have to put up with that for about 12 minutes.

This game really starts off intresting.. Having u pick ur Character, as u start off the Journey 🙌 Starting Campaign like every other RPG similar to Mario “World 1-1”.. Soon or later u find friends offline & Online, inviting them to your party as u upgrade not only your self but your partied and your Hero deck.. TONS of equipments and weapons like bruh! “Swords, Bows, Lazor Guns into Lazor Swords, Magic Bows and Magic Guns”.. Its cool how the whole World 1 Campaign is about finding ur Lost Friend but u do meet enemies who becomes Friends, Friends who has amazing powers who will join ur journey as you start off with a great plot.. Its very addictive as the story of the game gets better and better.. You will LITERALLY travel across the world but rn im now entering world 2 ( Map 2 ).. Literally met someone who has dark powers who saved my life and now she’s gonna tag along.. Its a great connection with people who dont exist but it feels so real.. But again DOWNLOAD IT BRO 🔥 After u beat world 1!!! Ur lobby isnt the same anymore.. Instead of you just chilling at a fire place in the woods, your lobby updates into a huge tycoon where ALL your heroes “even your Character” will walk around, eat, sleep, chat with everyone in the town as u buy buildings, and treat them like your a mayor in the city.. Again!! Can’t change your character, and become one of the other heroes? So don’t forget to download this game! Very, very, very well done 👍

I was bored one day and was browsing through the AppStore when I saw this game. I thought it would be a run-of-the-mill, pay-to-win, ads-every-5-seconds type of game, but thought the gameplay looked cool so I thought ‘where is the harm in trying?’ The tutorial does a good job of explaining the game and story. You don’t need to pay your life savings, an arm, a leg, and 3 close family members to get 3 measly gems- gems come very easily, allowing a paying and non-paying player to have similar gameplay. The addition of simple yet entertaining side quests really helps spice up the gameplay. The Heavenhold ‘base’ takes a bit of time to understand, but it isn’t too much and doesn’t impact the gameplay heavily. One than that surprised me(in a good way) was that THERE ARE NO ADS!!! That really set the game on a much higher level tha almost every game currently on the AppStore I only have 1 complaint and a simple way to fix it. The first time I summoned a character, I got Lucian, a quite powerful dark attacker, and with items I got a 5-star two-handed sword that basically let me sweep through the all of world 1. To fix this, I suggest putting a level cap/limit for summons based on the world you are currently in. Other than that, this is a great underrated game that I highly recommend!