Experience the thrilling world of OUTERPLANE, an action-packed anime strategy game where new players can claim up to 700 free recruits! Join Earthling “K” on a quest for vengeance in the enigmatic realm of “Mirsha,” alongside the automaton “Eva.” This turn-based RPG features endless strategic action, skill chains, and stunning 3D artwork that brings unique characters to life. With an epic narrative spanning over 1.3 million letters and engaging side stories, players can fully immerse themselves in this captivating isekai saga. Don’t miss the special launch event rewards!
Redeem: To redeem codes in OUTERPLANE, open the game, access the settings, find the redeem code option.
Review: **OUTERPLANE: A Mixed Bag in the Realm of Strategy Anime Games**
I recently dove into the world of OUTERPLANE, a strategy anime game that has captured the attention of many gacha enthusiasts. With its stunning animation and detailed character designs, this game initially seemed like a promising experience. The voice acting was on point, bringing life to the characters that fans adore. However, after a couple of weeks of playing, I found myself stepping away. While there is much to appreciate about OUTERPLANE, several significant drawbacks have dampened my overall enjoyment.
One of the standout features is definitely the animation quality. Each character doesn’t just look great; they move beautifully, which adds to the immersive experience. However, the battles can drag on for what feels like an eternity, even with the animation skip option activated. Despite having characters at level 100, I found myself facing off against enemies that felt more like damage sponges than real threats. Rather than a satisfying combat experience, the prolonged battles turned into a test of patience.
A particularly frustrating aspect of the gameplay is the requirement to use tickets to skip battles. In a time when many games allow for free skips that simply consume stamina, OUTERPLANE feels a bit dated with its system. Additionally, I was bombarded by predatory ads that kept popping up, further detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game. This constant interruption, combined with the slow progression that becomes apparent after the initial honeymoon phase, made me reconsider my dedication.
Despite these pitfalls, OUTERPLANE has many redeeming qualities. It stands out in the world of gacha games by being surprisingly generous with character drops. The casual gameplay experience is enjoyable and allows players to progress without the hefty grind often associated with these types of games. For players looking for something less taxing on their time, OUTERPLANE is a nice option, especially if you’re not too concerned with playing at peak performance.
However, I found that the game faced some technical issues, particularly on lower-end devices. While the visuals have improved since launch, the overall performance still leaves much to be desired. The character designs also seem to fluctuate in quality, with some characters looking like stunning works of art while others felt more like last-minute additions meant merely to fill up space in the roster.
One major concern for many players has been the lack of male characters since the game’s launch. This is particularly alarming, as it may limit the game’s appeal over time, creating a niche audience that could hinder its growth. Personally, I found myself stuck on the starting screen following an update, with no clear indication of how to progress or log in.
As I revisited my sentiments towards the game, I still find enjoyment in the character designs, compelling storylines, and dynamic gameplay mechanics. However, there are significant areas that need addressing for OUTERPLANE to truly shine. The summon rates can be frustratingly low, particularly when trying to obtain 3-star characters. Additionally, many players, including myself, have expressed a desire for developers to make it easier to acquire event characters.
In conclusion, OUTERPLANE has the potential to be a fantastic game, but it is weighed down by its issues. From the long battles to the frustrating recruitment system, there is a fine balance between enjoyment and annoyance. For players looking for a casual experience and are willing to overlook these shortcomings, OUTERPLANE might be worth a try. However, without significant updates and improvements, it may struggle to maintain its player base in the long run.
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- Get it On: Google Play - v1.2.41
