明日方舟：終末地

Undoubtedly the most beautiful open-world gacha game, with polished graphics, a magnificent soundtrack, and sublime character designs. I've rarely seen a bug or flaw, aside from the zipline issue; otherwise, it deserves far more than its current rating, given the app's poor quality and the mediocre community it represents.

Semi-Open World game with Factory Buildings & Managements and a good combat. The story set in the future of the previous game with the same title on a new planet so playing the previous is not necessary to understand the stories and lores but it did help understanding some of the lores. The Combat make you control one of the four characters of your team and you can switch to each one of them in combat, while controlling one the other three will help do some basic attack damage but not as aggressive as you but you can trigger their skills, combo, and Ultimate to do debuff, give buff, healing, etc.

Lovely graphics. Fun fluid combat. Very different factory building system, haven't seen anything like it in other gacha games.

Story good Character design awesome Combat is average not very interesting for me as i like fast combat like DMC, WUWA factory is the main problem as it completely filter outs what type of player should play the game, like people who have full time jobs won't have any time to play this game at all. And a lot of fomo like expiring summons, expiring sanity, tickets to claim double rewards disgusting no major gachaa games like genshin, HSR, WUWA does this but for some reason gryphline loves it and lastly the fear of missing out on character exclusive weapon.

ANDIt's beautiful, but I recommend playing it on PC more; you'll understand why I say that.

Game is over hyped like most games nowdays. Nothing innovative or different in gameplay aspects. Graphics is ok as graphics goes. Overall,not inviting enough for me to keep playing.

Honestly the vibes for Arknights Endfield are kinda immaculate but I’m ngl that factory mechanism is just not it for me it feels like way too much chores and honestly kills the mood when I just wanna explore and fight so if u hate micromanagement this might be a skip for real even if the art is fire

Arknights: Endfield — Big Ambition, Still Finding Its Soul Arknights: Endfield looks like a massive step forward the moment you see it. Bigger world, real-time combat, full 3D—this isn’t just an upgrade, it feels like a whole new direction. And yeah, it looks serious. Clean environments, detailed characters, that same cold, slightly heavy atmosphere the series is known for. It feels premium. The combat is where things change the most. Instead of the slow, tactical tower defense style, now you’re moving in real time, managing a team, dodging, attacking—it’s more active, more hands-on. At first, it feels fresh. You’re actually