Edit : the games great still, a lot of lag drops now tho even tho I play on a iPhone Air which runs every game smoothly, the whole key for dungeon aspect is annoying because without them you can't gain gear nd once u complete side stories and main stories theirs really not much to do other than help other people farm dungeons and get no reward for it. Should def give little rewards for players who have ran out of keys esp that u also have a limit on keys in the market and only give 50 a day where 1 dungeon costs you about that. I think the key issue needs to be updated other than that everything has still been great. I'm at 65K CR have all the characters except meli which is sad I hope they bring him back at the time didn't know it was a limited release. Honestly I'm loving it so far, it does take ALOT OF GRINDING, like a lot, atleast it keeps you busy and always have something to do when you run out of keys. A lot of people are friendly and OP players will come help you run dungeons. Great game. Can't wait for more to come

It’s been such a long wait, but it’s here at last! After all the build up over these past years I can say without a doubt it was worth it!!👍🏻A few things to note though. The Steam and PS5 versions of the games will more than likely give you a more quality experience. I’d say this version is best suited for an iPad with a controller, not using touch controls. i’m using an iPad A16 model, and it runs perfectly fine. It may struggle on older models though. I started the game on Steam a week before during the early release, and than linked my Steam account to this one using Google. The cross progression works perfectly! I can play any amount of time on one platform and pick up exactly where I left off on the other without skipping a beat!There are many reports of the game not functioning well on PC and iOS and iPadOS. But I have yet to experience any of these issues. I have an iMac Pro 2019 running windows 11 using boot camp. I’m experiencing no issues at all using that to play on Steam as I said previously no issues with my iPad either.The game itself is super fun and engaging. If you love the characters from the manga and anime you’ll love this game. I can totally see myself playing it for years to come! Just be careful not to get sucked in to the gotcha mechanics, they can be quite addicting as many of us can agree on lol!

I’ve played the game originally on Steam and loved it so I was very excited when I heard that the game was also being released on mobile. But one of the issues I immediately faced was the cross-progression aspect, you are unable to link your non-Gmail email account to your Steam account for some reason, though it isn’t much of an issue so I just connected it to my Gmail. The main issue for me though is the how small the UI is in this game, it feels, looks, and plays tiny. I play on an IPhone 15 pro and it’s difficult at times to read the descriptions of items and press on certain buttons when playing. For instance, the pick up button for grabbing items is genuinely so minuscule compared to the rest of the other UI. I’ve never had an issue like this in any other Gacha game and was surprised for this to be an issue here. I hope the development team aims to implement a feature that lets players enlarge their UI or shift it around, similar to how another certain Gacha game company does as well. Thank you for your time.

I like the game — it has a few things that need to be tweaked, but overall it has a great story and solid gameplay. But what completely kills it for me is not being able to play it on my MacBook.Here’s what’s maddening: I can literally open my Mac App Store and play Netmarble’s own game, Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds, along with Game of Thrones: Kingsroad. Are they running as a perfect native Mac experience? No — they run through the iPad version on Apple Silicon. But you know what? They still work. I can launch them, play them, and enjoy them on my Mac. Seven Deadly Sins: Origin doesn’t even give me that.And this is where Netmarble has no excuse. Apple provides developers with the Game Porting Toolkit — tools built specifically to help studios make their games compatible across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Even if it’s just enabling the iPad version to run on Mac like their other games, that’s a step. Netmarble already knows this is possible — they’ve done it. The fact that they haven’t extended the same basic compatibility to Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is a deliberate choice, and Mac users deserve better