athena : blood twins

It's an unusual game. You can take as much or as little control as you want. And while it's helpful to pay for items, it's definitely not pay-to-play. You can advance without buying. It takes a little longer. There are tons of dailies, making it easy to level. PVP is pretty quick. If you're outmatched, you die. That pretty much sums up gameplay as a whole. And many battles allow for a quick respawn. Don't expect an MMORPG, nor a turn-based game. This is something in between.

it's pretty good.runs on idle most of the time, autocompletes quests, just power up and go. system ui is a bit slower on phones but the graphics are great. gameplay and story are good with stamina refilling quickly. highly recomme.d for time wasting. Just stop the ads and auto pop ups for bundles and sales please. the ui is amassed with a slide out of all your events and bundle sales. we see them. thanks.

Good so far, smooth movements, I like the voice acting. I feel like classes shouldn't be gender locked. You need more classes. I feel like you should give some slight customization options for the character so everyone doesn't look the same. This game has a lot of potential keep up the good work.

False advertisement from the ads. The game itself does not feel very interactive as your character plays itself, all you do is press next. there's too much stuff going on the screen that feels like they are pressing you to pay for stuff. not much story but better than most of this style of gameplay. character design is nice as well as graphics. overall not really a game I would spend on and rather sounds like a cash grab.

I'm roughly level ~100, and so far, so good. Pros: The animation is fun, voice acting isn't bad, good progression pacing, lots of free loot, and the boss fights are surprisingly interactive (fun). Cons: The screen is a bit messy/busy. There are literally 18+ icons to click on to open loot, activate items, progress the story, buy this starter pack, enhance heroes, enter challenge area, change zones, etc, etc, etc. it's very busy.

I'm giving this 4 stars for now until I have mastered this game. The game throws everything at you with tons of freebies and isn't super stingy like that 'Watchers of the Realm' game which makes it WotR hard to support. This makes the game super easy to support. Just be careful. Your budget of $10 can go to $50 due to tons of discounts thrown at you. The game though has too many things going on that it can be overwhelming at times. Still a good game but hoping I can get the hang of it soon

This is not a game. The character walks automatically, finds quests automatically, attacks monsters automatically and... well... the only thing you do is to press the glowing button on the screen. I am not sure what this is. Maybe an interactive movie? Or a clicker with nice graphics and a lot of gacha mechanics? Not sure, but not a game.

Just started playing. - The concept is great. But I barely have to do anything. The pace is very fast but that's because you aren't really in control other than claiming gifts u0026 pushing 'ok'. Would be nice if I could explore u0026 battle on my own with a little more direction in the beginning. Not sure if it changes after a certain level or not... Trying to push through to give it a chance, but it gets 3 stars for now. Also, it would be nice to change gender in character selection.

I actually quite enjoy this game. Some of the areas and some of the demons you go to to fight in the beginning of the quests reminds me a lot of Diablo III. Which is a good and bad thing. Good because I enjoy Diablo III, so playing a game that resembles it in some ways makes the game more fun, and allows me to focus on the details a bit more, bad because I'm worried it may end up too similar to Diablo III. Overall, a good game, I love the art and style, and I love the armor, and outfits.

if you want a 98% autobattle game with no strategy, then this is it! Leveled my character (cleric) to 107 in one day without much interaction from myself (and without spending a penny)! Only in the harder battles does a player need to press a 'jump out of the way' button. really disappointed... The most time consuming aspect of this game is scrolling through all the different menus to collect rewards...... if the developers want a $ making idea, introduce a "collect-all" button.

Got to level 112 then deleted, literally put it on auto and did laundry, tried to take it off auto for battling and some of the controls in manual don't even work properly. It's pretty but you're not actively playing. It's like if aimbot partnered with AI to make a game. it's designed to leach as much money from players as possible. At the time I left you only had vertical "gameplay".

The game starts off a little fast pace, and it's difficult to understand what's going om, it's effectively a auto-pilot tutorial. There are a few things that need ironing out, but it has potential. My main issues with this game are never ending popup boxes that come back even after you close them. The biggest issue however is that this is an extreme Pay2Win game. The design is also very poor. because it allows high level players to control boss respurces, making it a nightmare of low players.

I'm going to lower my review. sorry to say they play a lot games when your spending your money with them. No one is great full anymore that you choose to spend with them they just expect it. don't buy anything that special or seems to good to be true it definitely is. even there launch event items they ended up putting time limits on them and then have nerve to say oh you can spend more $$ if you want buy the outfit again. what a joke.

Play as a character, evolve it, customize it however you want, and embark on an adventure with a rich history and a vast world. Quests or missions are available to you in which you will develop your hero(s).