Okay gotta admit, I love the game and the style of the game I love also. It gives a lot of free pulls and as a f2p, it’s extremely f2p friendly and pretty easy to level up and obtain characters yet at the same time it’s kind of hard also at the same time. Though done thing I do t like about the game is how you have to pay for outfits. Most games like (as a example) Honkai Impact 3rd has events where you get free costumes but at the same time pay. Though, I don’t want to say much about paying since the game just released. Anyway, in the meantime the game is amazing, I love the gameplay and for future starters of the game will be happy but for the starters tasks, I hope for YoStar to give a better tutorial since sometimes I didn’t understand it and took me sometime. In the meantime, the game is AMAZING!

Aether Gazer is definitely a good and eye-catching RPG game. I really adore the animations, characters, and voice acting. The animations are truly incredible, the details and other elements are really cool! I don’t know why, but I feel like the animations are familiar, but that’s what made me love it more for some reason! Most of the characters’ designs are perfectly balanced, none of them are too much or too little. The gameplay of each character are very different, interesting, and unique. The voice-acting isn’t boring and simple at all, it truly adds to the characters’ personality instead. I’ve played a few RPG games in the past and whenever I continue playing them, I get bored and delete the game. Most RPG games aren’t really for me, but this one hasn’t made me bored at all. I usually end up skipping the dialogue, but I haven’t skipped through the storyline once! Aether Gazer is such a good game and I plan to continue playing it!

I was expecting this game to be lacking, due to the ratings and expectations of others. However, I was proven wrong and happen to be now addicted to this game. From the characters, to the voicing acting, to the dialogue. For me, it’s all I ever wanted!I really like the combat, the team combo moves of whatever you call them. And their idols at the end of each victory, I’d hate to compare, but it’s the best I’ve seen so far. Now, I don’t usually give ratings, I don’t usually go into detail about combat skills or whatever(I don’t have the capacity for such complications) but, this game is definitely worth the experience. Decent voice actors, some of my favorite are even here! And the characters are really good too, have their own personality, unique relationships. But, I’m not really here to analyze each character, I’m just complimenting the game while still trying to wrap my head around the lack of people playing.

I feel like a lot of people rate this game and okay it based on potential and not what it is RIGHT NOW. That type of criticism is the reason with AG and other ganes in similar positions are struggling. Right now the game is extremely repetitive and grindy. While it IS easy to build characters it does NOT feel very good especially early on when you’re expected to grind to admin level 50 to continue progressing through the game. The story is good but the delivery is POOR and needs more cutscenes and images that can tell part of the story without words. For me I’m a returning player who has just uninstalled the game again. While the rewards are good the game modes don’t add anything different that separates it from the same gameplay loop. Whether it’s the main story, farming resources or additional game modes it all feels the same. Also, story missions where all you do is dodge goats and light beacons is NOT fun. I would prefer actual puzzle solving. AG also needs an open world or a place where players can move around and interface with an environment. It’s hard to get attached to characters you only see when you’re spamming the same attack chain over and over again. AG has a lot of potential but clearly they aren’t in the spot they want to be and people giving these white knight reviews only serve to kill a game with biased feedback. This game will be on life support again in about 2 months if they don’t make changes. At the end of the day we know humans can be irrational and will stick with something even if it’s bad so the game dying in the truest sense won’t happen but it is a far-cry from a success. Which is a shame because there is a lot to like but a good game isn’t defined by what’s in it but rather if players are enjoying it. It needs to focus on player enjoyment and inquire more about why players left rather than what the current players want because they are going to play regardless