From unique buildings that will award you with currencies and gear, to achievement collections that will make you stronger and stronger!įor AFK lovers, Epic Seven is not the best choice, since pretty much all of its gameplay is active, and there’s no “repeat” functions at all. One of the awesome “passive” features of Epic Seven, is how many things you can upgrade as you play, and boost your whole team. So you do have to make hard choices, but not every 20 minutes! Your team is limited to 4 heroes, but summons are limited as well. There’s a wealth of different synergies & builds you can achieve with your team, and progression never feels stale. The battle is turn-based – therefore quite strategic – and each move you take can award you with a victory, or a loss. I definitely suggest checking it out, since it can fit the busiest or “loosest” lifestyle, and there’s really so much great things going in the game, as well as frequent updates and a wealth of events of course.Įpic Seven has taken the world by storm, and it’s only natural since it offers an irresistible gameplay experience for gacha-fans! Amazing graphics, meaningful heroes & mechanics, tons of events & crossovers, as well as an actual storyline – not the Google translated ones that you just “Skip”. What’s more, there’s a strong emphasis in PvP, and it’s done right! There’s many distinct PvP modes, with their own rules, requirements and rewards, so be prepared to invest in many different heroes and get deeper in their mechanics! There’s no “useless heroes” in BrownDust, fodder units are clearly marked so, and there’s hiddent (or obvious) potential in all the heroes in the game.Īnd that’s important, since getting these 5-stars is going to be very, very hard, so you will either way have to work & invest on your “lesser” units too. I honestly haven’t witnessed a greater balance in AFK / active play in a gacha game, and there are plenty of modes to complement each playstyle, as well as a wealth of free “Energy” to let you even game for hours on end daily. The story mode is huge, and there’s literally hundreds of stages worth farming, and a lot of them that will require you to invest more in your strategy, team formation & rune build in order to be successful. Brave Nine (previously known as BrownDust) hasn’t been out for long, but it has managed to build a quite loyal playerbase, since it offers a unique strategy aspect to the tried & true “hero collector” gameplay, by putting way more emphasis into team lineups and synergies, as well as being able to bring out 9 heroes (or even more in other modes) on your team, making it such more meaningful than its competitors.
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