Fun game, constant wins for no money = I’ve been playing nonstop. Hope the fun doesn’t get nerfed by capitalism once the games around longer. Only thing I don’t like is there’s no explanation for synthesizing— what does it even do? And it’s not clear how to improve team level when you first join. It’s the rebirth. But if you rebirth too early, then you don’t get any team level gain. That part is very frustrating. I rebirth at 600 probably three times before realizing my team level wasn’t going up at all. Now I know that you have to increase your max stage level before you gain any team levels by rebirth. Which means I’m never incentivized to rebirth ever. Because I just want to get the next team levels, and I don’t want to have to redo all of my work every single time I want to get one. That mechanic is kind of stupid. Otherwise, this game is really cool and the art style is really cool. It’s basically created to get your money. You can definitely do it free to play with hella fun and probably save yourself hours of staring at your phone. I’ve probably dropped about $200 into this thing because dopamine.

So far a great game, it’s a good game when you just need to kill time and you love to click. It’s similar to other clicker games which I love and it’s unique look is amazing as well.

I am on the fence with this one. While this game has merge mechanics, it includes a feature that offsets the exponential slowdown that is inherent with the very nature of merge games, which is nice (and rare). That being said, the game is missing various critical components necessary for the game's longevity. For one, offline progress is mostly a joke. While you do receive limited offline rewards, there are no auto-leveling mechanics in the game nor any separate offline progression mechanics, so you'll find yourself gaining less and less progress offline (even at the beginning you'll see less then 40% of your max stage, and it will only decrease from there the further you progress). So you're forced to either leave your phone on with the game running or constantly log back in anyway to be able to progress. Games with this forced structure never last. It's too early to tell how the merge progression will continue after the limited initial wave of currency ends, but I still think this game has potential IF the devs can incorporate several critical updates to certain mechanics (including for issues not described herein).

This game is pretty neat! Cute little clicker game, optimized for vertical screens which is definitely nice.The gameplay loop feels rewarding, as you’re always showered in loot. But, and I’m not sure if this is because I got a ton of preorder sign-up bonuses or not, it just feels to easy. I’m one-shotting every enemy and boss, and it just feels like there could be more of a power struggle here.