The English translation is pretty uneven. The dialogue lines go back and forth from almost correct to a grammarian's fever dream, but it's understandable enough that you can figure out what's going on. It only gets annoying in the descriptions of skills and items, which need to be precise, but these are often broken or ambiguous as well. The story has 6 chapters (battles) and can be rushed through relatively quickly, with maybe some currency farming here and there to buy perks. Still, because of the highly random gameplay, it feels like there is a good deal of replayability. There is an optional training ground which keeps getting harder and this contributes to that feeling as well. The H-scene 2D art is good, but the animations and interactions are very basic, so overall it averages out to an "okay" experience. Oh and It's all vanilla. This happens to be my first auto-battler so I might not have the right frame of reference, but I enjoyed it. At this price it's a decent value.

The English translation is pretty uneven. The dialogue lines go back and forth from almost correct to a grammarian's fever dream, but it's understandable enough that you can figure out what's going on. It only gets annoying in the descriptions of skills and items, which need to be precise, but these are often broken or ambiguous as well. The story has 6 chapters (battles) and can be rushed through relatively quickly, with maybe some currency farming here and there to buy perks. Still, because of the highly random gameplay, it feels like there is a good deal of replayability. There is an optional training ground which keeps getting harder and this contributes to that feeling as well. The H-scene 2D art is good, but the animations and interactions are very basic, so overall it averages out to an "okay" experience. Oh and It's all vanilla. This happens to be my first auto-battler so I might not have the right frame of reference, but I enjoyed it. At this price it's a decent value.