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Honestly, I kinda want another game in this style or even one made by them with just the flying parts enhanced into a full game by itself. In general, it's a decent RPG romp. Man, this makes me sad now that they shifted from the dragon knight into source hunters. It seems unlikely we will ever get more of the dragon flight parts of this game with the shift to D:OS tabletop-ish style gameplay.

Decent if you get it cheap. Art and music is good. Honestly, it's an OST you might grab if you enjoyed the feel. Main problem is that the story is a bit too too railroady and you aren't exactly told how many total turns you get for side events, so you can technically miss out on those if you spread out your usage of time too much. Also, the save system is a pain in the arse tbh. Pick it up if you enjoy WoD in general or prefer more kinetic visual novels.

Incomplete mobile port that has a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ energy system and MTX shops without the actual MTX to use them so you grind ultra slowly for everything. Mobile version has 3 chapters while this is only one.

Just because of the bullshittiest sidequest in the game. You know which. Ridiculous platforming. For those that don't, you'll be stuck at 99.9% due to that one platforming course that requires a perfect run or restart. No flying and janky jumping in generally brings out the total ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it. The cheese was patched out so GL if you wanna try.

Basically, a joke about how most current open world games are like. Many random 'useless' things to collect, fishing mini games in games that wouldn't have it be suitable for, a 'dex' to finish up and sometimes a really horribad or even a lack of maps that shows collectables for the 100% hunter.

Game is horribly glitchy and has a stupid energy system for a paid game. It's so bad, you can actually find more fair mobile games of the sort on the playstore that runs better.

Basically the VITA Senran Kagura with more yuri. It's blatant and not just subtext. Also a warning that there's sister/sister wincest in this. Plays more like Shinovi than Estivus though with it's pace in my opinion. Carries the same style of storytelling as well but to explain it would lead to spoilers. It has the same grimdark-ish crapshoot worldstyle SK has in ways. Especially with what happened to a certain character. The dressing room minigame however and rank is a boring grindy chore though that you cannot skip through. At least in Estivus, they don't force you to have to do it. Oh and make sure you have a controller to play this, would feel much better generally.

Basically, get this if you enjoyed the Senran Kagura games or Musou style games.

Story is as expected. Older chars being tossed into a new world without the memories of the last time they met. Cue much fighting and defeat means friendship all around. Still don't like the way it's ended, but that's really me.

Gameplay, if you plan to play on anything higher than normal, you get to only really play trident or Harpe(Scythe) users if you lack the season pass. Every other type is underpowered or just meh. Trident also isn't really good in pandemonium from my tries. So if you plan to do stuff at end game, pick a Harpe type or a CERTAIN OP unlockable god that you get from beating the story mode is the ONLY way to go. I personally find it annoying they force you to basically buy a DLC just to fix problems with the weak/underpowered sacred treasures rather than just buffing the base in a patch. Greedy much?

I would rate it a meh tbh, for the price, it's way too short. I basically beat the entire game on hard with some on chaotic and pandemonium in 36~ hours. Only having to put recommended because there's no meh choice.

Meme Review: Glory best girl. Fite meh otherwise.

Actual review: Has the best story of the series and has the old decker 'minigame' which is miles better than the crap that happened in Hong Kong. it's a little, well, not little, harder than the first and third game (Barring the decker minigame in HK. e_e). Saying too much leads to spoilers though, even for an old game.

You also get good assortment of modules in the workshop to play after the story. I would suggest some, but they factor not to the main game. Edit: I think the old last bit was for Hong Kong. That game is buggy enough to warrent workshop mods to fix. Dragonfall is stable enough, just remember to keep at least 2 seperate saves, especially when you are reaching the end game. Though that suggestion would be the same for all 3 games and fan modules.

Only skill is needed unlike the rest of the F2P MOBA games you can find on the net. Can't really go wrong with that. Other games force you to pay for heroes even. The community is total cancer though, but one could say the same for EVERY other online game in existence.

Just... watch your wallet... the shinies in this will eat through it faster than a hungry hamster in a pile of sunflower seeds.