These waifus aren’t goldiggers, but they ain't messing with no broke... players!

If hot waifus and hero collecting are your thing, then Stella Fantasy might be something you want to check out. What I enjoyed most about this game were the visual elements and free-roaming aspects, which were impressive on the highest graphic settings. Not to mention a musical opening that legitimately caught me by surprise but in a good way.

But despite the hotties, the fantastic combat, and the interesting story, it's hard to discuss Stella Fantasy without bringing up its PTW elements. In Stella Fantasy, you can sell your characters as NFTs on the crypto market. That might sound appealing to some, but to collect characters, you must invest some real-life money because the drop rates are so low. Stella Fantasy's entire mechanic is based on this PTW element, meaning if you're just interested in collecting hot waifus or the combat, you will be frustrated.

A few gameplay elements were offputting like these beautiful characters were utterly silent due to no voice acting. Nevertheless, despite this minor annoyance, the characters' unique design and combat animations could've made this something easily overlooked.

Ultimately, if you're an FTP kind of player, I would recommend something other than this one despite its promise. The mechanics are designed for you to spend money to progress or even collect the heroes you want. Again, if you have money to blow or don't mind investing, there are some excellent aspects of Stella Fantasy worth checking out. When it comes to Stella Fantasy, the question is, how much are you willing to spend? Your answer to this question will determine whether or not this game is for you.