Sefirot Shards

Review of 70 Hours as a Free-to-Play User A. What kind of game is it? 1) It's a game that focuses on PvP battles, where players engage in deck strategy fights against each other. In PvE, players can progress through the story to obtain resources, but there are also opportunities to acquire a lot of resources by spending coins. When facing difficult PvE stages, playing PvP to some extent allows for smoother PvE gameplay without significant delays. 2) Cards and equipment come in different grades such as white, green, blue, and purple, with higher grades providing better damage or effects. 3) Each unit has damage based on its attribute, so using a combination of unit cards and magic cards that match well with the attributes can make attacks more efficient. Crafting a well-structured card deck is crucial. B. Pros and cons 1) There's a sense of enjoyment in collecting cards one by one, and there's definitely a thrill in developing characters. However, there are occasionally some points where growth gets stuck in the early stages, but this aspect is gradually being improved. 2) The developers communicate well with the players. They listen to suggestions and feedback in Discord channels and continue to develop the game in a better direction. 3) PvP offers strategic elements. In the beginning, it may seem like a pay-to-win game, and some beginners might feel frustrated when encountering strong players or whales. However, as you progress, there are cases where free-to-play users can defeat paying players based on their card deck composition and how they use units effectively. (Of course, whales will likely remain unbeatable in the long run.) 4) The player base is not very large yet, so occasionally, PvP matchmaking can be challenging. However, as the game progresses, it appears that victory or defeat will be decided based on deck strategies. C. Overall Impressions: The game still has some minor bugs, and there are areas where smooth progression is lacking, such as the PvP entry barrier. However, the developers are actively communicating and making improvements. If you enjoy strategy and card games, this is a free-to-play game worth trying, and it seems to have some potential.

If you want to progress past a certain point, it's damn near impossible without dropping cash. Mobs don't respawn so you can't grind it out to progress so you are just stuck running around looking for anything you can kill to keep the obviously intended linear quest lines going. Good potential but the cash grab is too much for me.

A game that thinks its being funny for breaking the 4th wall and making the player character sound like an utter ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Can't really care about the games lore if the game itself seems like it doesn't care. The art is great and battling feels nice but man. Asking for real money immidietly after you exit the first "tutorial" area tells me all I need to know about this game. Lots of promise but doesn't differ almost at all from those mobile games where you have to throw money at the game constantly to progress.

Не мой жанр, но игра отличная ! Даже я там провел время, а это дорого стоит) Атмосфера, прорисовка всей игры очень приятно выглядит, геймплей, много обучения... Игра просто прелесть ! 5\5

Game: try pvp, try pvp, try pvp Me: Tries PvP. gets matchmade with a player with 3 times my damage and 4 times my HP also game Railroads you into using a full 36 card singleton Deck for PvP where for a new player is going to be a mess of random unleveled bull crap

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Yeah, seems fun but unfortunately You will be easily outplayed by people with the bigger wallet in pvp as real money converts to better cards.

Dead game , P2W Not so mutch people in PVP When you find a pvp match is alway unfair fight , You are to strong for the opponent , or you fight re**** have pay all pack