Slayer Legend : Idle RPG

I rarely give 5 stars but I love this game so much. I’ve only been playing for a week but it’s amazing!! Most packages you buy are cheap and PACKED with useful things. Events aren’t shilled out every 2 weeks like most games requiring you to buy a $20 pass constantly. It’s easy and not time consuming. Log on spend your good and points, complete some easy quest and profit. You can customize your character and the weapons you use. Also, it’s not a game that makes you watch and AD to get offline earnings. They give you 100% of what you earned if you kept the screen on all night or day (unlike a lot of other idles) Overall a great game and you guys should give it a try!

So far this game is really fun, been playing for a few weeks but I wish the UI was a little better and the placement of where everything is because it can get really cluttered. Also there really needs to be better descriptions for almost everything like most dungeons you have no idea what skills to use or optimize till you’re actually in it and that can be a waste of a resource if it requires entry and instructions on how specific mechanics work like I still don’t fully understand what the combine skills tab does and how not to waste precious resources on it. Another thing is where all the upgradables are and their accessibility can feel like a maze trying to navigate. Lastly there definitely needs to be a better bag system for all your items, I feel like it would make more sense to have all obtainable like (dragon power?), cubes, large mana crystals? And the like in one place to visibly see instead of having to figure out where the shop is which is already a maze to figure out and what exactly which item does what and why. Overall I really like the mechanics of this game and will continue to play it but I believe there needs to be an overhaul UI change because it’s really bad. If/when they change that I’ll rate this game a 5.

For me, the appeal of RPGs isn’t just the fun of growing characters and putting together winning battle strategies, but getting immersed and invested in compelling stories, characters, and worlds with a thoughtful aesthetic. This game has plenty of the former but lacks the latter, so while it was initially enjoyable, it has nothing to keep me interested in continuing to play it. As mentioned, there’s nothing wrong with the gameplay, which is pretty solid idle RPG fare with plenty to upgrade, customize, and micromanage. If I was interested in gameplay alone, I would enjoy this game. But I also want a good creative experience, and that’s where this game fails to capture my attention. The graphics are rather drab, and extremely generic. I have seen boars, wolves, orcs, and goblins in almost every other medieval fantasy game ever, and there isn’t anything new here. The game has a storyline, which is a welcome change of pace for this genre, but it’s very bare-bones, just consisting of a few lines of dialogue every so often, and it’s not even very interesting dialogue. I like the idea of gaining party members by progressing through the adventure levels, but unfortunately the characters are extremely one-dimensional and don’t offer anything substantial besides some extra damage in battle. All in all, this game goes in some good directions with gameplay, but with a lack of an interesting plotline, whacking monsters ultimately feels not worth the effort.