In case you hadn’t worked it out from the title, Seven Mortal Sins X-TASY is an adults-only affair. This is kind of a shame, since a whole swathe of the gaming population won’t get to enjoy its slick presentation and …
There’s a reassuring consistency among gacha-RPGs. Whatever their storylines, characters, and settings, they’re all built on the same gameplay loop. Combat, summoning, upgrading, and more combat. Seven Mortal Sins X-TASY is as reassuringly familiar as the best of them, though …
Surely no genre has weathered the ups and downs of Facebook gaming quite like the city building strategy hybrid. Just when we as players think it's dead or that we've seen every possible variation of the template we could possibly see - boom - it returns to mock us for our lack of faith. Its resilience likely lies in the fact that these games are just so fun when all the elements work. Take Kingdom Knights. I jumped into this cartoony strategy game with apathy, but before I knew it, an hour had passed and I was still eager to see where it'd take me.
A quick wit and a sound sense of strategy will be essential for anyone looking to fight their way through Fantasy Adventure's 60 levels. It's a long and rough road, but one well worth travelling for genre fans. There's just one thing that confuses me: how in the heck is this a free-to-play game?