[Updated review]
The game is fun to play once you figure it out, it feels like a simplified slimmed down MMO, characters are super cute and the combat is fun and satisfying. It's a nice little game to kickback and play for a while, without putting too much thought into.

All items have a "how to obtain" which at first may seem overwhelming, but in reality it's just several ways to obtain the same item. This is great to figure out what to do next.

Classes are a bit "meh" none of them screamed sauce to me at first, the game does a poor job at explaining and showcasing the skills properly to players, however, reclassing is relatively easy, I ended up switching classes and found the game more enjoyable.


The game does a poor job at explaining itself and making players care, i eventually gave up doing the main quests and looked to the sidequests and all the other side activities, activities that should have been the focus of the main story in the first place.

Another of the game's problems is he several numbers of currencies, which again feel cumbersome and confusing at first, after understanding where to obtain these coins and where to look for their respective shops it all kinda clicks... still there's the problem of the "bound" currencies that are NOT the same as their "unbound" (paid) counterparts. Again, another thing that the game does a poor job at explaining.

There's gacha obtainable items and f2p obtainable fashion items. You can access a f2p version of the gacha as well which is nice. Wish there weren't paid exclusive fashion items.

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[Original review] - 4 hours playing it
At this moment, I'm not liking it.

The cool seasonal clothes are gacha, meaning you can pay real money to get "regular fashion items" or do gacha to get the cool stuff. Haven't seen options to do it f2p yet.

Game runs slow and glitches bluetooth earphones into call mode for some reason

[Updated review] The game is fun to play once you figure it out, it feels like a simplified slimmed down MMO, characters are super cute and the combat is fun and satisfying. It's a nice little game to kickback and play for a while, without putting too much thought into. All items have a "how to obtain" which at first may seem overwhelming, but in reality it's just several ways to obtain the same item. This is great to figure out what to do next. Classes are a bit "meh" none of them screamed sauce to me at first, the game does a poor job at explaining and showcasing the skills properly to players, however, reclassing is relatively easy, I ended up switching classes and found the game more enjoyable. The game does a poor job at explaining itself and making players care, i eventually gave up doing the main quests and looked to the sidequests and all the other side activities, activities that should have been the focus of the main story in the first place. Another of the game's problems is he several numbers of currencies, which again feel cumbersome and confusing at first, after understanding where to obtain these coins and where to look for their respective shops it all kinda clicks... still there's the problem of the "bound" currencies that are NOT the same as their "unbound" (paid) counterparts. Again, another thing that the game does a poor job at explaining. There's gacha obtainable items and f2p obtainable fashion items. You can access a f2p version of the gacha as well which is nice. Wish there weren't paid exclusive fashion items. ---- [Original review] - 4 hours playing it At this moment, I'm not liking it. The cool seasonal clothes are gacha, meaning you can pay real money to get "regular fashion items" or do gacha to get the cool stuff. Haven't seen options to do it f2p yet. Game runs slow and glitches bluetooth earphones into call mode for some reason