Seven Knights Idle Adventure

I have tried many of the games in the rpg, strategy, gacha, idle/afk game genres. The notorious Raid Shadow Legends, AFK Arena, AFK Heroes, Idle Heroes, Blade Idle, Slime Idle, just to name some of the more memorable ones. This game has it all. It is simply better. Imagine the best parts of each of these games put in one. SevenKnights is REFINED idle rpg gacha game. The more notable topic to discuss is pay-to-win P2W. This game like many others offers inapp purchases to boost progress. Also, there are optional ads to watch for rewards as well as a ad removal pack. Overall the game handles P2W pretty well so that the paid benefits arent way too overpowered. And everything in the game is attainable without paying a single cent. I highly encourage you guys to just give it a try for an hour or two. Maybe spare some lunch change to support the devs. This is one of those games that could be bigger than Raid Shadow Legends or whatever.

I’ve spent a lot of time playing this the last week and I’m completely hooked. I’ve had to spend many many hours in waiting rooms the last week and a half, and this game is the perfect way for me to kill some time without having to turn my phone sideways or feel like I’m missing out if I’m not playing it at that moment. There are so many layers to the game and powering up your heroes, although it’s an idle game-that dreaded wall you hit where you have to either wait a day or spend money to keep progressing like in other idles, it never really hit me in this game, and slowing of progression took a very long time to actually be tangible. There are numerous new mechanics and layers that you unlock as you progress to higher stages which keeps it exciting and doesn’t just feel like numbers going up. Although I am typically a spender in the games I play, this one especially felt generous with free pulls, buffs, and events, and events usually give you a free legendary if you clear the missions too! The freebies the game gives you feel very rewarding and impactful, (probably what might incentivize you to spend) but it doesn’t feel impossible to progress as a f2p. I find that the games that straight up require you to spend to feel any sense of meaningful progression or all of the nice things being locked behind a paywall are the ones I stop playing the quickest, even if they’re fun in the beginning. I’m glad this doesn’t fall under that archetype, I just hope the game never turns into something like that. If you enjoy idle type games I think this is definitely worth a try. If you are a very light spender I would just recommend you get the ad package for a month of skipping all of the ads, it’s been worth it to quickly claim the ad based rewards without having to sit through them, and also gives you some other benefits too. They did a great job with it so far and I’m excited to see how it grows!

Obviously in most idle games of this genre whales (people who spend a lot of money) are going to lead but it doesn’t feel as bad in this game as every player gets in an insane amount of summons which it doesn’t feel overwhelming or underwhelming as the summon system levels up to make it more balanced for players who put more time in. So far the events already feel achievable without spending money so I have been having fun without worrying about that. I also like the idle system you can turn on a battery saving system which I have yet to play one with this feature. I would also like to point unusual idea of having more characters in your formation taking more quests to unlock for example you can only have a certain amount of characters until you get to a certain quest but in this game you can have many more than the usual 5 or 7. TLDR: Fun with some new ideas a little easier to F2P