Y’all need to give people a lot more to do. Give them a AFK mode. It’s very grinding and I’m lot of people complain about that. Y’all are already doing a lot better than many other companies. I’m glad that y’all are falling into the trap. A big name companies trying to just sit on what they already have and not putting any effort into their content. It’s clear that the deaths actually are putting effort into into the content and I’m loving everything that y’all are doing with the customization to be able to create teams that are notable teams that can do infinite combos, and millions of different varieties of teams. I prefer to play this game over many other gotcha games not just because it’s unique but because it’s on a different level level, would you let people use their creativity for their experience and their skill to do all kinds of different things team comps and just a lot of different stuff we haven’t even gotten to any crossover yet and people are already theorizing when we get crossovers it’s only gonna getI would like if y’all created a light version of y’all game for people who cannot play you guys game on newer models like for example just last week I was able to play your game on my laptop, but now I can’t play it because of the newest version which I’m guessing you guys are moving towards not being able to support older model devices I appreciate that sentiment but you’re also forcing people who don’t have the money or can’t have a better device to not be able to play your game just saying

Great game, wonderful graphics, thought provoking combat. For now, it is an awesome experience. HOWEVER, please do not kill player perception of the game by hyper sexualizing the characters. That caters to a degenerative type of guy (losers) who are detached from the reality. I am a working professionally degreed and licensed, and I hope for this game to respect sensibility in this aspect of quality characters (like Kayron) who are not overly sexualized. The game mechanics are good enough to be respected on its own. Sex will sell and is good in small quantities, over due it and it will lock you to a small audience of perverts. Example of great quality without hyper sexualization is the Frieren series. I can comfortably say that the over sexualization is part of the reason why I stopped playing and donating to E7. No real man wants constantly experience soft porn every time he opens his phone for a little escapism. So please, develop this gem with care and respect so that it may reach a multitude of audiences. Thank you smilegate.

I like this game a lot. As a gacha, it is very generous and gives back to the player a lot. It has a really cool and unique concept, in that all of the game takes place in this horror like landscape. It has a very unique battle system that keeps the game feeling fresh. However, my problem with the game is the storyline and how the characters interact with the MC. Like most gacha’s it fits only towards the male gaze, if you catch my drift. The storyline is starting to turn into self-insert slop, as in the main character has all of these women characters fawning over him and a lot of the character development ends up being focused on this. To be completely blunt, I think that by doing this the game is squandering its potential. I do not mind the character choices, but more so the lack of individuality in the character development. The first couple chapters of story were amazing, truly. Right up until season 1 the story was great. Season 2 was where I felt as if the story started to become slop. Which is disappointing because of how unique the game could be in terms of storytelling. Also, good luck in getting any new male characters anytime soon in you’re into that. But aside from my clear dislike of the story direction, I think it’s still a great game. It’s just unfortunate that most people that play the game would likely disagree on my take.

The game mechanics are phenomenal — I really enjoy the card-based combat system and how it adds strategy to every encounter. The animations for all the characters, skills, enemies, and cutscenes are genuinely impressive. I even found myself rushing through the story just to see the enemy animations in action. The art style of Chaos Zero Nightmare is also beautiful and fits the tone of the game perfectly.My only gripe is with the character designs. A majority of the combatants, and partners characters are highly suggestive. It’s not just a few revealing designs — it’s almost the entire cast. The gender ratio is also heavily skewed toward female characters. While that’s not inherently a bad thing, it’s something to keep in mind if the harem-style presentation isn’t your preference. What stands out even more is that the suggestive nature doesn’t extend to the male characters — there are only five male combatants out of twenty-five total.I also checked the game’s official website and noticed even more upcoming characters that haven’t been added yet, and almost all of them are scantily clad women as well. For some players, this might actually be part of the appeal, and to be fair, the gameplay itself is incredibly fun. The roguelike elements and smooth battle animations make every run enjoyable. Still, the overly sexualized designs of the female characters can make the experience feel uncomfortable at times and take away from what is otherwise a fantastic game.