Asdivine Hearts reviews

The Game has the Charm of old 16-Bit JRPGs. Unfortunately, however, they also have their Faults. Oh, there's a lot to do:-Side Quests, ok, which are very simple-Hunting Missions, also very simple and bring just as little-an Arena!!! Now that sounds good. If the later Opponents did not have this Characteristic to strike several times per Train-increase The Trust level of the Companions, also very simple, and made quickly with some (expensive) Gifts-Let go of a Super Attack ... Only it takes forever to fill this Bar-to enlarge The Rubik's Cube, plus More The Game itself is very linear. Yes, ma can visit other Regions, but apart from extremely strong Opponents, you won't find any hidden Dungeons or Places. The Fights are Lap based and nicely designed. History itself, you have experienced tens of times. It's only Loosened up by some Humour between the individual Party Members. So Let's get to the biggest Sticking point ... Without grinding, nothing runs here at all. Even with the best Equipment, the later Enemies will otherwise blow you away with several Thousand Hit points. And there we are with the Equipment as well. You can only equip 3 Parts: Weapon, Armor and your Rubik's Cube. The Part is NOTHING. THAT WORLD!!!! For your Weapons bring nothing at all for a few Hours. This Cube comes in different Sizes. A 3 x 3 Cube (logically) has 9 possible Slots that you can pack with Spells or Bonuses. The Characters each have an Assignment to the 4 Possible Magic types, all the others you have to pack in the Cube, otherwise you can't use them and you don't learn any new Sayings. Here lies the greatest Challenge to place these Magic Species correctly, because they come in different Forms and occupy Slots accordingly. So it's time to get better Cubes as soon as possible. Unfortunately, the Best only exist against certain Coins. You sometimes get them when you destroy rocks that appear during the Fighting ... This takes (exactly 3 Coins for Success and you need 100 for the Cube ... So a total of 500. This is probably where the Origin of the Game comes into Play as An Appp, probably you could buy it for Real Money. You can certainly settle for the 2-best Cube. But even the one needs extreme Grinding, as it can be exchanged for Coins you get in the Arena and for Hunting Missions. Without the Grinding, you could play the Game loosely in 3-4 Hours. But you will be prepared for more than 30-60 Hours, otherwise you will only have a Chance against the Final Opponent with a lot of Luck. Let us Now come to an End. Well, not quite. In the End, there's an Opportunity to play even further ... An Extra Chapter. With even heavier Fights. Extra Arenas. And finally you can do the remaining Hunting Missions ... And buy you new better Weapons (which cost). Good thing there's no level cap. because... Some of the Enemies blow away a Level 100 + Character with one Stroke Can I recommend it now? So certainly as long as you have plenty of time for pointless Grinding and don't bother that there's hardly a Story. Don't Expect a Dragon Quest Or FF.