all i can say is if u cant read Japanese or any other language (i think) you can put it in you cannot figure out the lore or how to do things unless you have the patience to screenshot then translate. honesty its just like every basic card game you level up characters to battle automatically then you just push there skill(which can also be automatic with a button). honestly very repetitive and kinda boring if you cant read the lore. i really like the card designs(besides the kinda iffy 1s) but the only flaw i currently see is that the event gachas are only with payed gems which really sucks i dont know if its for all of the event gachas since ive only been playing for a week. also i think all the event gacha cards go into the basic 1 thats always there but i guess its a win win? oh also one more important thing is that to get all the stars in the stages you basically gotta see which character is needed or other things.
also update: i guess some event gachas dont need payed gems but the current 2 do
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hanyuu
4.4Despite the somewhat rough animations in battle, I'm overall elated to be playing this game (with an easy to use translator, yes I shilled out $11 for 200IQ just to use the qooapp servant bite me) I've been a fan of the WTC series for quite some time now, having been introduced to it in 2010, and I disagree with most who say the artstyle clashes with the "aesthetic". Had the game been done in Karin Suzuragi's style (the og higurashi mangaka) then it probably wouldn't have been as well received. Don't get me wrong, Suzuragi is a fantastic artist, but Akio Watanabe has still captured the essence of our beloved games club members and with the additional fact that he is a former animator for SHAFT makes me love it that much more. The story itself is a little far-fetched for this particular franchise, but we are, after all, dealing with meta-world layers, time looping, gods, demons, and witches, so, I can let a few weird dog monsters slide. My one drawback, which is not so much about the game and more about the servant translator itself, is that the game often has too much text for the translator to handle and will cause it to crash. The translation feature is still in beta, though, so I will reserve my judgment on it until further notice. Final note: It's a great game. And it's been out for a year, so we're likely never going to get an English version, and I'm okay with that.
Mr. Vivachious
3.75the problem with the game is that it only supports japanese language so I don't understand a thing so a request for the developer is that please translate the game in english