Needs Controller support an menu support A little buggy, fun to play, nice graphics an animation play Nice layout with characters creating, wish they had more styles But overall not a bad game, I give it a 4💫💫💫💫 I’m only trying out the $0.99 offer until I see more controller support

this game, for what it is, isn’t that bad at all. it’s fun. it’s addictive. it’s a great play to pass the time. but the problem comes in when they only allow a server to be live for TWO days before opening a new server. MY server (50) has a total of 6 active players in it…. SIX. that’s ridiculous. then they have the nerve to have bots running around trying to make it seem like the game is being played. it isn’t. these bots can’t be interacted with. you can’t see their gear you can’t add them as a friend so it’s a dead giveaway that THAT isn’t a player… it’s decoration. this game should realistically have at most 20 servers; instead they’re at 56 and counting. personally— i say don’t bother downloading. this is a cash grab plain and simple. also the cross play barely works for cross server dungeons. just a big all around no for me, but if you like massive multiplayer online games where you’re basically alone, then this is the game for you.

This is probably one of the best games I’ve played in a long time, the storyline is great and I just can’t seem to stop playing.

Ming: Rivers of Blood boasts gorgeous Ming Dynasty visuals, but for a game that just launched days ago (Dec 16), it’s absurdly overwhelming from minute one. Quests inside quests, nonstop upgrades, side battles, buried menus, everything hits you like a tsunami with debris constantly hitting you. I hit auto-battle and checked out. Pretty, but unplayable chaos. 2 stars