While the basics are in place for a merge-based RPG, this title suffers from two issues working in concert. The lesser issue is that, at least so far as I could tell in the time I played it, the game does not have an idle function.While that would not kill the game’s playability by itself, the number of available inventory slots for merging are majorly limited, while earning enough standard currency to the first capacity upgrade would require either killing thousands of monsters — or paying the author several dollars for the privilege of getting any equipment beyond tier 6.Hopefully the title will be rebalanced, but until then I would not recommend this for more than a slow afternoon.

Pay to win. I was able to max out everything that could without paying in ~20 minutes. From here it will take hours of active grinding to increment stats any more. Needs to revisit the incremental math and early gameplay

It's nice to see things changed up a bit, different genre of game than normal. Still though, it is very addicting and keeps you engaged with it throughout playing. If you are looking for a game to play to wind down for the night or on a bus etc, this game is a good fit.

It’s an interesting game..I love to play