TokyoAfterschoolSummoners-放サモ-

Beautiful translation, though it is in progress, but I’m not going to dock points for that. Fun, simple combat. Thematically similar to Dx2, but I would argue that this is more charming. I’m very excited to keep playing and to find out what happens next. I should just say that the advertised LGBT thing is not as much of a thing as I was expecting. This might be useful for more people to give it a try and not feel alienated, but I would have to imagine that some LGBT folks might be disappointed that it’s not a bigger part of the story in the first few chapters. Really, what this game is about, and I think it’s one of its greatest strengths, is not alienating anyone. It doesn’t force you into particularly gender-binary or -normative story arcs and situations, but this is in an age and market when almost every other story-based game definitely is. So I think that this will be remembered positively. Please keep up the great work!

At first getting this app I thought it was gonna be a bit classless with how it does the story but I was pleasantly surprised at not only the pacing and translation but how interesting the world is in its own right. The characters were also a pleasant surprise coming in all shapes and sizes with varying personalities that are either deep and very thought provoking or shallow and simple but still charming in its own way, which I have a feeling will be more fleshed out in the next parts that aren’t translated so that could not be the case. I guess my only criticisms for this charming little game is it can be a bit stingy when it comes to transient stones and drop rates are typical mobile game drop rates. More translations would also be a welcome addition as I, someone who doesn’t know a lick of Japanese, has basically hit a standstill waiting for more content. But if you can look past these little let downs this game is pretty neat and has a lot to say within the story and characters.

For years there have been a variety of different media outlets which portrayed different mythological and fictional characters in what is admittedly the most inaccurate points of view and descriptors. Marvel messed up the Norse deity blood relations. Fate turned legendary characters into contradictory genders. And some have their natures contradict their previous depictions entirely. But not This game. This game manages to portray the characters as they are. And even moreso than their previous stories allowed. Combined with a simple but difficult to master combat system, along with a super addicting story and characters combined with the fact that it’s 0% pay to win. And Lifewonders succeeded in creating a game that’s accessible to EVERYONE and dosen’t prey upon their wallets in the process.

So warning for this game once you start to play you’ll keep wanting to play and wouldn’t be able to put it down. I do wish that the full translation was out but yet again I understand that they are working hard on this game and i think it was Anna Lee and a company who are doing the translation and I give them a 👏🏽👏🏽 you’re doing great keep it up. One more thing if you are part of the lgbtq+ community then I would say this game at the start isn’t too much of a romantic and I can’t say for the future due to the fact I’m not supper far in the game. This game is great I love it and every character has their own personality and way of doing things aka there’s a character you will fall in love with. Five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This game has become one of my favorites - for its hilarious dialogue, fun characters, and fighting system. I’m endlessly amused with the way you can personalize your cards “look”, it’s risqué without being pornographic. The dialogue is a treasure, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to screenshot this game to send to my friends. I love how suggestive it is at times, it makes me laugh out loud. For a game that is clearly aimed at people who appreciate the male body, it has some surprisingly well rounded female characters (in chapter 4 mostly). I love the backstory on Maria, in particular. I’ve only played the translated chapters so far, so I’m hoping for more female characters to come. I also find it a novelty to play a game where the sexualization of characters is the opposite of most games - the male characters are the ones with the suggestive poses and half naked outfits, the female characters are more staid and dependable (although Gabriel has some cute swimsuit shots!). My only complaint is that I wish the chapters were being translated faster, but I understand that takes time and a translation team.