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My Opinion On The Story/VA: Honestly by far the story is captivating and the voice actresses and actors are talented. It does seem like a genuine game that feels like something new as it takes the overused concept of timetravel and puts its own spin on it like Summertime Rendering. It had pretty great voice actors who are no doubt clearly doing their best and honestly that has to be the best part of this game which if you're not a fan of dialogue, it has a lot Gameplay: The gameplay is the same to most gacha games (Konosuba: FD, Slime: Isekai) but it truly puts its own spin on it, not the biggest spin but definitely not the smallest either. I think the game is alright in my book.

The short little cutscenes that don't even switch out from the gameplay are amazing too, superhard to explain but its such a unique detail I think has to be noticed Illustrations: I think the cutscenes and illustrations are amazing. I genuinely don't see anything that sexualizes women or men and its a fun little game with a very captivating story For gacha games this truly is impressive.

Title explains a lot but rarely (in my opinion) do any of these games pull me in with their story/80% completely voice acted out by talented people for basically every character I've gotten so far. Thankfully they are more generous than many of these summoner games. It's very interesting so far, I hope I don't hit a pay wall later in the game if I get leveled enough that I have to spend money to advance like a lot of these kinds of games do after you reach a certain point. Some are better about it though so I am willing to overlook these cons due to the story being intriguing and extremely well voice acted almost the entire series by far. They give free loot for early joiners, wish they had a referral link to share with friends to get them to download and gain more gifts. Great game I'd recommend to people who like gacha with a story that pulls you in for hours. I've become used to skipping through to get to the battles but I love the lore so much, I had to leave a review when I rarely ever even do.