TOREROWA

Im editing my review as i climb in power. This game is actually kinda addicting. So to the people who are new to the game—you need to grind to unlock pvp. It’s so you wont die so fast you rage quit. The grind isn’t hard, your goal in the beginning should be loot and run, not kill and grind. These are from my previous review but with a few adjustments. The game is actually good it just needs these: #1) Gacha Battle pass is ok. Just add gacha for Avatars. And allow free diamonds to play it. That will encourage f2p engagement. If you add gacha passes to battle pass to use toward gacha, it’ll encourage more battle pass holders. Add something to ward off the Dark Knight in gacha too. That will help people stop complaining about it coming during critical loot time. And increase the chances of getting that over clothing if you use free diamonds not paid diamonds. Also add durability protection passes in battle pass or gacha that prevent durability from dropping if you fail a dungeon. #2) Display Adjustment The display needs a way to adjust it closer to the characters. High, mid, low. This was in my original review and I really need this for a better playing experience

Don’t listen to those complaining about the PvP aspect it doesn’t force you into anything you don’t like and also you can pay for enhance material but you don’t need to worry about fight those higher since those guys focus higher tier. So if you stay in the tier 1-3 you mostly play bots or new players learning. Everything is attainable through market/trade and some people like to overprice which is understandable but find my stuff and you will always have it at the lowest pricing or reasonable range. At the moment ever since the update I been getting constant crash but I am hoping they fix this soon. Beside that the game is fun for anyone loving roguelike play style with adorable characters design and clothing. Also you can beat those with higher gear if you just know how to build properly 🤧. 4* for now since I am disliking the constant crashes.

While most of the UI elements seem fine, the ‘story’ and instructions are littered with jarring localization issues. Also, paying players have significant advantages such as lower death penalties (retaining more items on death), and boosts to gold earned from dungeon loot. These were enough to turn me off to the game but I did think the premise, design, and systems would make for an otherwise interesting game. Maybe I will check it out again after a few updates.