The Awakening of Fate 12+

Name: The Awakening of Fate
Rating: 4.5 (131 reviews)
Author: 悦 卢

The Awakening of Fate

悦卢

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 131 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

The ultimate style, exciting fighting, download now!

1. On-hook upgrade
Hang up to upgrade and receive a lot of materials.
2. Various collocations
A variety of roles, forming a team of various characteristics.
3. A lot of copies
Challenge different dungeons and get various upgrade materials.
4. Player Versus
Arena, cross-server battle, and exciting battles with real players!

10 Sept 2022

Version 3.0

1. Fixed the problem of resource crash after some users updated the game

4.5 out of 5

131 Ratings

p2w game

It's basically a pay to win game but it's still worth playing when you don't pay. It's harder yes but it's still fun

Euro Dollar

Wie wär’s mal, wenn ihr eure Produkte mit dem aktuellen Währungskurs aktualisiert es kann nicht sein, dass 4,99 $ 5,99 € ist

don’t play it

to make it short: Big money sucking machine that gets hungrier and hungrier as you continue to play. Kind of rewarding and fun in the beginning, as you progress further in the content and unlocking more and more features/gamemodes. But that’s also the problem at some point imo. It’s simply too much to do, every day for the dailies. Content and events are really repetitive and boring at some point, which makes the pure amount of daily stuff a chore to complete. It’s really disturbing to be honest, how much possibilities to spend money the devs have managed to squeeze into this game. Imagine every other game, that has VIP Systems and some menu with multiple Tabs of Purchases like daily, weekly, monthly packs, monthly golden and Silver cards and so on…but twice. To be fair, you can play it without spending but for me it’s simply to much built around luring players into spending money. It’s got some nice Waifus (that’s probably the most common cause for people to get interested in the game in the first place) But at some point, you’ve seen most of them and then it becomes really repetitive imo.

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