
Conquer a dungeon as a minion trainer - become the hero of the arena!
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"Minion Raid: Epic Monsters" is a through and through desipcable mobile-tier cash grab that shouldn't exist on Steam in the first place. At it's core it's an extremely simplistic auto-battler: you place your minions on a grid, hit start and watch the battle unfold. And at that point that's all you can do as there's no way to influence the battle in any way. It's about as fun as watching paint dry especially thanks to the AI for ranged enemies which tend to flee, causing you to waste precious seconds while your melee fighter chases them. You can actually lose a battle due to that AI because you only have around 45 seconds to defeat all enemies. But of course you can - and will have to - upgrade your minions. This is mostly done with gold, which you get naturally from the campaign, but later on also with souls which you only seem to get through the "new game plus" mechanic. You can reset your progress at any time - preferably when you've actually made more progress than the last time - for a helping of souls and an increase in gold rewards. This also resets your minion upgrades which quickly becomes a problem as the new campaign is harder than the last and you won't have enough gold to upgrade them as far as before. The sole thing that doesn't reset are artifacts which can only be obtained and upgraded with souls, but they can only be used once you've collected enough duplicate minion cards. You can see where this is going, right? Yep, straight into the paywall which I hit around 40 minutes in. And you can be sure to get "special offers" at every corner. You'll be subjected to so many "buy this powerup bundle" ads it's insane. All the [url=https://www.darkpattern.games/]dark patterns[/url] in mobile game design apply here: - daily rewards: of course, and you'll also have to play quite a bit to actually unlock them every day - advertisements: a constant barrage of "buy this" and "you can get stronger with this" - grinding: yes, and pointlessly so because of the pay wall - play by appointment: the gold mine and other buildings need to be emptied after some time - gambling - minions are cards that can't be purchased directly, only via loot boxes - pay to skip - you can use "portals" to skip campaign levels and get the rewards anyway - artificial scarcity - "rare" or "limited" offers that expire - achievements - multiple stages with petty rewards - complete the collection - minions are cards and you can of course "collect them all". except you likely can't. - accidental purchases - the window opening after each battle peddling upgrades for gems is a good example and many more. There are supposedly "guilds" in the game - hey, even more dark patterns more likely - but at the time of writing not a single one existed, likely thanks to the 250 gems you'd have to spend to create one. Yes, even to get subjected to more social trash you're nickled and dimed. Fantastic. Payment does not work though Steam, by the way, but uses the publishers custom "Up-pay" system which opens in a browser window. Visually the game is the usual mobile fare. It's okay but some of the minions look rather creepy because they are constantly looking at you with a frozen grin. Of course the developer will respond with "oh, but you can get everything in-game just by playing" and that might be true in theory. But of course it's all by design that it will take you forever unless you pay. As the game is "free" it's your choice if you want to spend your time with it or not. Considering how preciously little actual gameplay there is - and how bad the monetization - I can't possibly recommend this one in good faith. [code][url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/assetflipreviews]Join my Steam group[/url] for more reviews of asset flips and trash games[/code]
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Minion Raid Epic Monsters é muito bom e tem bastante conquistas, vamos analisa-lo agora... Minion Raid Epic Monsters é um jogo eletrônico que combina elementos de ação e aventura, com jogabilidade simples e divertida. Desenvolvido pela empresa XYZ, o jogo tem como objetivo principal a conquista de diversos territórios através da derrota de monstros épicos. Uma das características mais marcantes do jogo é o seu visual colorido e cartunesco, que remete ao universo dos Minions, personagens famosos da animação "Meu Malvado Favorito". Os gráficos são bem elaborados e apresentam boa qualidade, com animações fluidas e efeitos visuais interessantes. A jogabilidade é intuitiva e fácil de entender, o que torna o jogo acessível para jogadores de todas as idades. O jogador controla um grupo de minions, que devem lutar contra monstros de diversos tamanhos e poderes. Cada monstro apresenta um desafio único, o que faz com que o jogador precise utilizar estratégias diferentes para vencê-los. Ao derrotar os monstros, o jogador ganha recompensas como moedas e itens que podem ser utilizados para melhorar os minions. Também é possível desbloquear novos personagens e habilidades ao longo do jogo, o que aumenta ainda mais a diversão e a longevidade do jogo. O jogo possui uma trilha sonora animada e empolgante, que ajuda a criar uma atmosfera divertida e descontraída. Além disso, o jogo é totalmente em português, o que facilita ainda mais a compreensão das mecânicas e da história. Em resumo, Minion Raid Epic Monsters é um jogo eletrônico divertido e desafiador, com uma jogabilidade acessível e gráficos bem elaborados. É uma ótima opção para quem busca um jogo casual e leve, mas com desafios interessantes e um bom nível de personalização dos personagens. Recomendo. Minha gameplay...
Marked as Singleplayer Servers will be Shutdown in future: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1945990/announcements/detail/499459531596630542 [quote]On 7 January 2026, Minion Raid Epic Monsters will be removed from the Steam Store and its online servers will be shut down. What this means • The game’s store page will be delisted on that date. • Online services will end on the same day. After that, the game will no longer be playable. • If you already own the game, you can continue to play until 7 January 2026. Why we’re doing this This is part of a business and infrastructure update to our catalog. Need help? Please contact our support team via the usual channels and include the game title. [/quote] STOP KILLING GAMES ! make it OFFLINE Playable !
Mobile app cash grab. The wall you hit where you can do nothing than wait or pay money to progress further hits pretty early. Also you need to pay for everything from faster monster battles to magic find and the game reminds you to spend money after every battle - very annoying.
Донатная помойка для мобилок, но не для Стим.
Ultra giga mega supreme pay to win
Birçok küçük kölenin üzerinde güce sahipsin; onları yenilmez dövüş makineleri haline gelmeleri için eğit ve asayı ellerine al! Yeraltı dünyasının canavarları yeni bir efendi arıyor ama zindanda seçim yapmak zor... Arenadan zaferle çıkmak için iyi eğitimli, özel yeteneklere sahip minyonlara ihtiyacınız var. Bunları aynı zamanda evrim yoluyla da kazanırlar. Eğitmen becerileriniz de bir rol oynuyor: Bir talim eğitmeni olarak ne kadar iyi olursanız, birlikleriniz savaşta o kadar tehlikeli olur.
yes do a grind
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