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Big thanks to the devs that the game is relatively short. It's very addictive.

Fun game with a surprising tactical depth.

My expectations were really high after D:OS 2 and I certainly wasn'tn disappointed. By far the best game I've seen in years.

lovely game. be Sure to give it a try.

Pretty much your stereotypical asian hack'n'slay MMO. Overall not too bad and recommended, but only if you really want to grind away without getting involved too much with others. For a more social experience better try something like Elder Scrolls Online.

Pros:
* neat combat system
* nice graphics
* various distractions (fishing, farming, etc.)
Neutral:
* various idle activities (e.g. fishing while afk - at a slower rate than actively fishing, waiting for crops to grow while farming, etc.)
* quite grindy (not extremely grindy, though)
* very little party-based PvE content (no dungeons, raids, etc.)
Cons:
* very very luck based (especially enhancing equipment)
* idle activities require the game to be running
* somewhat p2w
* toxic community

Just amazing. If you played Human Ressource Machine and liked it you probably already know you'll love this one. If not you may want to try that first, instead. Getting the hang of programming your little agent before getting into coordinating multiple agents, synchronization issues, etc. is probably a good idea. If you jump straight into the game the problems will probably still be solvable just fine, but your learning curve will be somewhat steeper.

The concept is the same as in HRM and randomness now which allows for fancy "almost certainly solves the problem" solutions - especially fun when optimizing for size. Unfortunately the time limit is somewhat low - I would've wished for a higher speedup-factor when playing it and some higher bar on the runtime in exchange. Also the "parallelism" is weirdish: all agents run in lockstep which makes up for some very awkward solutions in OCD land that simply shouldn't work.

Solutions only have to work 50% of the time allowing for speed optimization by not working in cases that'd be slow - something that turned out to be really fun when squeezing out some extra seconds. Unfortunately getting those deliberately non-robust solutions accepted by the game is somewhat tedious. First you have to be somewhat lucky in the run you're making. Second after getting a run through it forces the RNG to a seed that failed until you pass again which forces you to run some other solution in between.

Finally at some points it would've been nice to set breakpoints while debugging - maybe in the next game.

Gameplay aside the visuals and sounds are absolutely lovely. And the cutscenes with their little story even more so.

As usual with Tomorrow Corporation: I didn't run into any bugs whatsoever! (I played all their games.)

All things considered I had a blast while playing and don't regret getting this at full price at all - 9.5/10

Note: I'm a professional programmer with over a decade of experience. If you have little to no programming experience you should probably not try to OCD the game as some of those challanges are *really* hard. Even so you may have quite some fun solving the puzles.

multiplayer is laggy as hell - not recommended

The number of crashes are flat out ridiculous. It crashes pretty much every single battle. Absolutely unplayable.

I've yet to get this to work with any game at all... nice idea, but unfortunately it simply doesn't work.

very nice hack'n'slay along the lines of torchlight - very recommended for co-op if you got someone to play wit