4.2 




When I saw a review saying this actually has gameplay like the ads, I clicked immediately, and it isn't a lie! it isn't a single level just to dodge false advertising; the forward facing run-and-gun is the actual core mechanic, on top of light base building and waifu gacha. it is semi-idle, so if you leave the game and come back you do get rewards, but nothing compared to if you participate. it has plenty room to improve but it's far better than the other games that lie in the ads. 🤷🏾♂️





The only real positives are that it has no ads in game and you can actually turn your brain off & play this game if thats what you like. But it has zero complexity, takes zero skill or strategy, and even the characters & story are extremely simple & lack any depth. The whole game lacks any quality. It is cheap version of a game to get you to tap & play enough to hopefully get sucked in to spend. Actual brain rot and waste of space.





The "choosing gates" mechanic is implied to be core to the game loop, but it just about disappears after a few levels and turns into a standard gacha "make the numbers go up" kind of game. The UI is cluttered and becomes peppered with microtransactions as they slowly introduce more and more places you can spend money as you play.





There is a good amount to do when you start the game. However, there is a definite difficulty spike with the "Corridor" where you'll hit a brick wall on progression even if you're a whale. The other stuff you'll literally never advance because you'll be sitting at the highest level you can achieve (looking at you raids) and there hasn't been any meaningful updates to the game in a long time. It's the same events over and over and over where the best stingy rewards are locked behind paywalls.





Was really fun at first, it actually has the gate running levels as advertised. Progression is quick in the beginning, but upgrades slow to a crawl in late game. After beating all available story levels, there isn't much to do outside of PvP matches and *extremely slow* progression through simulation and corridor. No meaningful updates for new levels or game modes in over six months and the story they introduce at the start goes nowhere. Might only be worth playing for 1 or 2 months max
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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