Summoners War

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I'm writing this review with few hours on my Steam account, but hundreds on the game, as I've been playing it basically since it launched on mobile. To get one thing out of the way, this is a F2P game that is HEAVILY monetized with microtransactions. It's in the nature of this kind of game, being a gatcha game - so if this is not something you want to deal with, turn back now. For those who don't want to spend a dime - you're gonna be alright. You won't be competitive at the top 5%, hell, maybe not even the top 10% - but, you WILL have a good time and enjoy yourself. There's plenty to do and see, lots to keep track of, and enough depth to keep you busy for a while. Overall there have been numerous quality of life improvements over the years to make things easier, but not simpler. That's a good thing, but the game CAN seem very overwhelming to those just jumping in. That said, there are plenty of tutorials that do a great job expalining things, and the game is very rewarding to players just starting their adventure, which is nice. That said, there are ads for their MT's (microtransactions) EVERYWHERE. I mean, you can't even get into the game proper without having to get past 2, 3, sometimes even 4+ separate screens that are all trying to sell you something. I feel like they need to cut back on that a bit. I understand that it's a free to play game, and that they are not a charity. But being constantly bombarded by screens asking for money is not something I enjoy, and it should be kept modest, while still letting the player know where they can drop a few bucks if they want to. They'd earn a lot more goodwill that way. As for the gameplay, it's great. It's a team based, pseudo-turn-based game with RPG elements as well as both PvE and PvP activities. There's a main campaign to follow with numerous difficulties that span the early to late mid game, as well as end game dungeons, raids and events that are all fun and can be enjoyed in different ways. There are many currencies and items as you'd expect, and it can be a bit frustrating trying to understand what they all do at first. But once you settle in and take things slowly, you start to get it, and when stuff starts to click it's super satisfying. There are also plenty of events that are run by the dev which offer free stuff just for logging in, participating in various activities or meeting certain goals, which is nice. The graphics are a little dated, and the music and SFX can become EXTREMELY repetitive and annoying, so if that bothers you - you can always turn them down and put something else on in the background. However, the animations are smooth, the colour pallette is fairly vivid, and there are plenty of various characters, elements, abilities and environments that helps things to stay fresh, even well into the mid to late game. Overall, as a free to play game, though it has its drawbacks, it's very enjoyable for the kinds of people who have enjoyed games like it. And, if you're bored and wanna kill a few hours or years, I'd recommend it. :)