iPhone Friday - FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle - A Simple Gacha Focused Idle RPG With A Good Tutorial скачать в хорошем качестве

iPhone Friday - FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle - A Simple Gacha Focused Idle RPG With A Good Tutorial

For this week's #iPhone Friday i tried FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle from developers #GooDRoiD on my #iPhone14Pro. I used to watch the FAIRY TAIL and i really enjoyed it. i haven't seen it lately but after playing this i'm interested in checking out what i've missed. I've not played a FAIRY TAIL game before, tho i think in the video i say i've played a PS4 game and i think i mistook a Black Clover game i played for FAIRY TAIL. At the beginning, there was a bug or two. an error message would appear on screen and most of the time i could clear it, but there was one occasion where i couldn't and i had to restart the game. since i recorded this video the game has been patched but this bug still remains. it's much less frequent now but i have had to exit the game because i couldn't clear the error message and access the screen. as for the the missing apostrophes, they haven't been patched into the game. There is a data download before you start the game, so it's best to start FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle on Wi-fi before playing it. The video that plays seems to be taken from the anime but because the anime is horizontal and the game is vertical, it doesn't look the best and is often awkward looking. I enjoyed the character art, it looks HD in quality. it's a shame none of it seems to be animated and that each character maybe only has 1 picture each. the rest of the game's graphics aren't too impressive but it's fine. I did enjoy the game's tutorial. it's simple without being patronising and uses an in-game character smartly to explain things. it's a pretty comprehensive tutorial that's paced to match what's happening in the game until things with red dots start appearing on the main screen. it's at this point the tutorial slows down and we're left to work things out ourselves. What helps with this pacing is that game modes and features are also locked and not accessible until they should be. this helps with us not being overwhelmed in the beginning. One of the risks of an Idle game is it's grind. at their worst, i've played games which have hit the grind in less than 30 minutes. with FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle i only just starting hitting it at the end of the video. there are some game mechanics that can delay this grind a little, but for the most part it's a traditional idle game. the gacha and RPG mechanics are more tied together. often, the reward from the gacha has a benefit to our team. you collect characters to unlock them, and collect more of them to increase their star rating, their character rpg stats. these and levelling up characters are tied into missions/quests. so it does feel cohesive and well thought out. it may seem a little much at the start but because it all flows together it's really easy to understand. another thing that helps is that if you touch the current mission, a hand will appear showing where to go to complete it. I enjoyed my time with FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle. it doesn't do much revolutionary but it certainly is a good solid example of an idle rpg. there's enough here for fans of the series but i'd say it's very playable for those who don't know much about it. because it's an idle game it encourages pick up and play so for commuters it's a good one to play and as it's a vertical game it's fine to play one handed. i'd recommend giving it a go. Version 1.0.7 Played Why not buy me a Vending Machine Bottle of Coffee over on https://ko-fi.com/qtegamers 0:00:00 App Store page 0:01:25 Gameplay Twitter: https://x.com/qtegamers YouTube:    / @qtegamersvideos   WebSite: https://qtegamers.blogspot.com/ Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/qtegamers Mastodon: https://mstdn.social/@QTE Threads: https://www.threads.net/@qtegamers BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/qtegamers.bs...