Recent reviews by Rukkard

Playing since day 1, hunter level 50 with probably over 200 hours on the dedicated launcher. Honestly NTE is great and probably one of the top 5 gachas worth playing right now. There is no 50/50 on banners and there are tons of stuff to collect. The exploration feels rewarding, the story is good (except that one Taygedo mission) and the characters are well designed. Combat is similar to WuWa except you use 4 characters instead of 3 and you need to match Esper cycles to trigger certain effects (it's a good idea to respect these cycles as a good chunk of damage comes from these effects).
Also, ignore the haters saying this game is "wide as an ocean and shallow as a puddle", I've yet to see any other gacha game provide so much content in a 1.2 update. Obviously NTE will grow and add more as time passes, but only if people actually support the project long term instead of comparing it to 2+ years old games.

First good HoMM since 5. Blends the good aspects of 3 and 5 while adding new stuff and having its own identity.
Early access build is also very stable, no performance issues or major bugs, solid experience.
The price is also a steal with the amount of replay value you can get out of it, especially with the new arena mode.

Same ZZZ with good combat and even better gooning, but now on Steam. Need Miyabi to rerun, my neck hurts!

Not bad actually, I was expecting a mid remake and the usual THQ slop, but overall I'm enjoying it and it looks solid. Familiar, yet new, everything has been reimagined while staying true to the original.

Decent game for a decent price, certainly worth playing if you're into this genre.

Leaving this review after Aemeath's story and I'm in shambles...Amazing story, amazing game, hope it stays this way.

First time playing this game (wish I played during the DMC collab tho) and I can honestly say I'm impressed. The story starts out slow, but it does get good at around chapter 9 (they do allow you to skip straight to that part if you really can't stomach the old chapters).
The combat is very good, good old hack and slash but with a match 3 combo system, sounds weird at first but it just makes sense once you understand it.
Characters look, sound and feel very unique in all regards, especially gameplay wise.
The soundtrack has some straight bangers, I even added some tracks to my workout playlist.
The controls might feel a bit weird, the combat is fully working with a controller, but navigating the menus still requires a mouse, so partial controller support is there. You get used to it.

Monetisation wise, the game feels very F2P friendly (no PVP except leaderboards, so it wouldn't matter anyway and the modes that have some sort of PVP don't use your regular characters). New characters are always on 100% chance on the banner and the pity carries over. Resources seem to be very generous, even outside the honeymoon phase, just doing dailies and weeklies should allow you to get sufficient pulls without spending. There are also plenty of events and giveaways that give free characters, weapons, CUBs (combat pets) and even skins, and sometimes they even give away the newest character, which is amazing.

I fully recommend this game, not even as just a mobile game, but as an actual game I take seriously. As long as the devs keep the player first mentality, I can see PGR thriving for more years to come.

P.S: Devs, please bring back the DMC collab, I need ma men Dante and Vergil.

Another banger DLC from Koei!

The Two Masters DLC waiting room.

Peak!