Yaiba: Demon Hunter's Journey
Innovative Game co.,Limited
더 보기Name Demon Slayer: Hunting Time Being the most powerful Demon Slayer About the Game In a world where malevolent spirits threaten humanity, a young man plagued by illness struggles to survive. However, he undergoes a transformation, becoming a demon himself. He creates powerful demons through a blood curse and then more and more demons appears to harm human beings. Amidst this darkness, righteous and courageous Swordsmen emerge. They practice breathing techniques and form the Demon Slayer Squad. Together, they stand against the malevolent spirits, fighting to protect humanity. Game Features ◆Restores the original anime style to a high degree, maintaining the charm and appeal of the characters and settings. ◆Cultivates your favorite Demon Slayer/ Ghost Hunter by leveling up and ascending them. Each character possesses their unique fighting style and magnificent elemental effects ◆Deploy different strategies to overcome challenging battles and outwit your enemies. Challenge multiple dungeons and gather rich resources for hero cultivation. ◆Dozens of game modes covering PVE/PVP/PVX gameplays. ◆Idle gameplay. Easy to play and embrace the relaxing idle game. A single tap to skip battles and an auto-farming offline system are all you need! ◆Enjoy the gacha mechanics and gather all Demon Slayers. ◆Perfect for manga and anime fans.
Yaiba: Demon Hunter's Journey
8.5
Considering the game trailers on advertisement, it seems that it would be a Card Battle style of game but it's an Idle game. Nothing wrong with that and the game play seems very fair and easy to learn so far. Somewhat generous in the reward system so far as well (might be because I'm new). The art style resembling cartoonish/macabre like something out of a Edgar Alan Poe story, it's amazing.
Yaiba: Demon Hunter's Journey
8.5
It's just.. fine. The story is mindless and the translation issues render it near unreadable. As far as gachas go, I really didn't feel obligated to spend money since they hand you resources like candy. After a few days of playing, though, it just kind of felt like I was completing a list of chores rather than actually playing a game. If you enjoy idle games you play for like, 20 minutes a day, do it. It's a good time waster, but calling it a "game" is fairly generous to the definition.
