It's peak

The third game in Project Moon's incredibly interesting setting with a fantastic story as can be expected. The gameplay is a simplified version of Library of Ruina's gameplay, making it easier to play, especially on mobile. Despite the simplification of the systems, there is still a surprising amount of depth to be found in team composition and optimal setups for those interested in diving deeper. For those that care not for those, it's fairly easy to set up good teams to easily go through the content for the sake of simply playing the story

As for the gacha aspect, it is very reasonable with enough resources given and content to grind to essentially circumvent it in most situations Grinding is fairly easy as once you have good teams set up, you just need to tap a winrate button every 20-30 seconds. Far easier to keep up with than other gachas that have you going through 17 different menus to claim and do things

Also, don't be fooled by my playtime, I mostly tend to play Limbus on my phone, I've easily clocked in over 1,000 hours since launch, if not double that or even more

It's peak The third game in Project Moon's incredibly interesting setting with a fantastic story as can be expected. The gameplay is a simplified version of Library of Ruina's gameplay, making it easier to play, especially on mobile. Despite the simplification of the systems, there is still a surprising amount of depth to be found in team composition and optimal setups for those interested in diving deeper. For those that care not for those, it's fairly easy to set up good teams to easily go through the content for the sake of simply playing the story As for the gacha aspect, it is very reasonable with enough resources given and content to grind to essentially circumvent it in most situations Grinding is fairly easy as once you have good teams set up, you just need to tap a winrate button every 20-30 seconds. Far easier to keep up with than other gachas that have you going through 17 different menus to claim and do things Also, don't be fooled by my playtime, I mostly tend to play Limbus on my phone, I've easily clocked in over 1,000 hours since launch, if not double that or even more