Join a guild early. It makes everything easier and more fun, especially dragon dungeons. Skip side quests at max level, the XP’s wasted anyway. Life skills need QoL tweaks

Movement feels snappy. Dodging flying memos and charging copier demons is as frantic as any good roguelike should be.

Oil derricks, transport convoys, and resource rail lines keep the economic layer deep.

Mounting dragons to traverse peaks felt breathtaking. A rare RPG where movement is part of the spectacle.

Watching walls crumble piece by piece is hypnotic. Destruction here isn’t mindless; it’s calculated chaos at its best.

This is casual fun with depth. Kids love the slapstick, hardcore players appreciate the finesse. A fine balance.

Giant excavators, sledgehammers, chaos everywhere. I loved tearing down old structures, but camera issues and odd control bugs dragged the shine.

Flashbacks to Tesla’s life mixed with ghost-machines and rusting gears made the narrative powerful. I felt I was uncovering lost chapters.

Watching a sleek car roll smoothly over my bridge brought genuine satisfaction. The art style blends realism and stylized charm.

Hyper-fast combat blends with dreamy fantasy worlds. I rushed through neon forests and summoned spectral beasts with style and ridiculous flair.