Seven Knights 2 for Pc

Okay . There is a lot to say here so let’s just dive into the mean n potatoes. Strong graphics but long filler for story. Quests are easy but scale way too fast after 2 nd chapter and the ticket system for doing tower has got to go… can’t challenge levels quick enough for rewards. Success rates for pulling legendary tier Rudy or Dellon is garbage. I rerolled account 4 times for a legendy hero.. first time spent in game to get the roll tickets and got lukey 5 times in a row and kade just about every other time…. Game is built for longevity and has a lot to offer but need to pull back the reigns a bit bc it’s the push towards pay to playthst will stead this ship to the ground. Not near as generous to in game currency as other games .and if you do decide to buy in game currency it’s outrageous it’s sooo expensive and the cheap packs which isn’t much only give enough to get one extra attempt at a dungeon or arena run lol. almost 30 dollars for enough to 10 summon and almost 30 dollars for premium pass access.. really. Please make better adjustments for the shop if you’re leaning to making this a cash hole…. Lastly is the lack of organization in pvp it’s just click to start match then watch the AI Attack in bad order and you lose to a team you’d mop the floor with every time if you could just be involved just a little bit. These are things that if fixed and fixed right this game will make alot of money and have a great community base for the foreseeable future.

I usually don’t write reviews, honest truth, but I’m taking the time out to write one for this game. First of all, forget all the reviews that say this is a P2W game, it’s not. Netmarble has done a great job at providing a sufficient amount of gems, tons of gold and other various currencies to move along in the game. The graphics, cut scenes and voiceovers are excellent for a mobile. Sure, there are ppl that are going to spend lots of money, but this does not take away from the enjoyment of the game. Our society what’s the best of everything with paying little to no cost, it doesn’t work that way. I’m F2P atm, and I’ve pulled one legendary character. Thank you Netmarble for making an enjoyable game! All you “Don’t download because it’s P2W need to grow up.” No, this is not a sponsored review. End!

Great graphics with lots of cutscenes, but ruined by half decent to outright terrible voice acting and the story feels full of filler. (Some voice lines don’t match the subtitles either)… A few chapters in and I still haven’t found Rudy (except the one I pulled from the gatcha, which killed what little immersion this game had for me) and ya know what? **** Rudy! I don’t wanna slog through any more auto-battling to find some guy I already pulled. Manual gameplay feels lackluster as the enemies hardly react to the characters attacks and bosses feel like damage sponges (unless you grind, get lucky on pulls, or spend money). The large world feels hollow as the game does not reward exploring beyond the beaten path so you might as well just auto walk to the next objective. In other words everything feels designed around the auto button like many other mobile games of this genre. It’s a shame that so much talent was spent on a game that feels designed by committee than on something ambitious.

After playing for a while and unlocking all features, I can say this: Art and performance are both outstanding. The story is mostly filler, but there are some cool moments. The addition of a PC client is nice. I was fortunate enough to pull a good legendary team only spending $9 on the intro pack, so I can run through the story and the arena easily for now. But there is no way I’m getting that team past level 30. every time you pull a legendary they invite you to spend $90 to start upgrading it. You could spend so much more trying to max them out. Prices are way to high and with almost no actual gameplay it’s hard to justify spending any money at all. Everything is achievable with the game set to auto. Sure, there are AoEs you can try to avoid but you don’t have the time or ability to do so effectively, so you just power through if you have the team for it. There’s no reason to explore or fight or do anything on your own. I’m not even sure it’s a game at that point. It’s something nice to look at if You’re too busy or tired to actually play something. I wish this production level was put into a game that was much more engaging, but then I probably would spend too much money much like I did with Avengers, before realizing that was the whole point of that game too. Such is the state of mobile gaming unfortunately.