You're probably getting this game because of one thing. And you'll get that one thing.

Problem is everything else, combat especially.

• Enemy AI is barely there.
  
• Abilities look flashy, but has no tactical depth.
  
• Part of progression is mostly bound to time spent playing, and days spent logging in, not unlike a mobile game.
  
• There's energy spent on the story and cinematics (even has voiceovers), but that gets diluted fast because of the previous point.
  
• Higher difficulty = enemies just have more hp, and hit somewhat harder. Moveset are primarily approach-then-attack, except on the rare cases where enemy is ranged.
  
• While menus are well designed appearance-wise, there's a lot of jank from time to time. Changing audio settings doesn't always kick-in until game is restarted, very minimal control over the UI, weird submenuing for the DLC (nude mod has it's own section in the options panel, yet Haydee costume appears normally as a costume next to all the other body options on the appearance menu, why?).
  
• Missed opportunity: Male body option DLC doesn't come with male animations.
  
• Jank in some of the equipment. Using the katana on the mage character causes her to hold the weapon using the bladed end. Using the auto-hide option on the wings will cause it to appear with every spacebar use, but disappears when activating flight mode.
  
• For a game that encourages you to play as much as possible, there's not a lot you can do outside of the already abysmal combat.
  
• Denuvo.

I've put money into this now free-to-play game to show appreciation for the work of the devs, but there's just a lot of unnecessary stuff in here that feels like frustration mechanics that I'm not willing to put up with.

I'll check on it again after some time.

You're probably getting this game because of one thing. And you'll get that one thing. Problem is everything else, combat especially. [list] [*]Enemy AI is barely there. [*]Abilities look flashy, but has no tactical depth. [*]Part of progression is mostly bound to time spent playing, and days spent logging in, not unlike a mobile game. [*]There's energy spent on the story and cinematics (even has voiceovers), but that gets diluted fast because of the previous point. [*]Higher difficulty = enemies just have more hp, and hit somewhat harder. Moveset are primarily approach-then-attack, except on the rare cases where enemy is ranged. [*]While menus are well designed appearance-wise, there's a lot of jank from time to time. Changing audio settings doesn't always kick-in until game is restarted, very minimal control over the UI, weird submenuing for the DLC (nude mod has it's own section in the options panel, yet Haydee costume appears normally as a costume next to all the other body options on the appearance menu, why?). [*]Missed opportunity: Male body option DLC doesn't come with male animations. [*]Jank in some of the equipment. Using the katana on the mage character causes her to hold the weapon using the bladed end. Using the auto-hide option on the wings will cause it to appear with every spacebar use, but disappears when activating flight mode. [*]For a game that encourages you to play as much as possible, there's not a lot you can do outside of the already abysmal combat. [*]Denuvo. [/list] I've put money into this now free-to-play game to show appreciation for the work of the devs, but there's just a lot of unnecessary stuff in here that feels like frustration mechanics that I'm not willing to put up with. I'll check on it again after some time.