3.9 




Used to enjoy playing the game a lot, but after just a year of playing it's been difficult to obtain orbs, making it even more difficult to summon new characters, which is crazy because it seems like the best way to get orbs, IS TO ENHANCE NEW CHARACTERS! That type of system is too flawed, and as a guy who plays to summon, this takes away my desire to continue. Can't really have fun if I've done everything else, and new units keep dropping.





If you like the show you will enjoy the gane for a little bit, however, you will immediately realize there is nothing to do in the game after you have done anything once. Rinse and repeat events are all there is now which is very sad with so many characters to expand on. They reuse everything so often they now think its ok to release the same characters with a few upgrades to not make them 100% irrelevant like the 99.9% of the rest of the characters in the game. I highly recommend anything else.





Solid game for Bleach/ anime fans. I've been playing this game for about 7-8 years, and it's come full circle for me. With new things being implemented and expanding to new platforms, it's definitely worth the time, even with gacha mechanics. My only disappointment is that it doesn't support controllers of any kind, which I find off because the on-screen layout could easily be mimicked by a gamepad if there was an option to do so like many other games with similar styled control schemes.





Good game overall. It does well in a lot of places such as the amount of story available, to the character designs, to the fact that they are constantly adding new things to do. Their only problem is the drop rates for certain items or characters, even in quest where they are more easily attainable they are still hard to obtain. This also includes character pulling events.





It's a good game. No game is perfect. It is really good at playing while you listen to an audiobook or trying to zenning out with some music. You set the characters up, and you can press autorun. But there also can be a strategic side with accessories and party creation. It does have a fair, lively social community, but the levels are not too hard , so you can't solo them with some strategic planning and a little work. Custom service seems to be decent in response time.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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