Endless Grades: Pixel Saga

Akari Keita

3 months ago

The game is quite simple and efficient, but of course players need to assign the appropriate heroes to beat the bosses. A lot of rewards given but what I like the most is they also giving rewards for being AFK. Don't have to play for hours in one sitting. Just need to go online everyday (to get rewards) during my free time. I just wish the developers don't feel the need to put almost all the female heroes in too revealing clothes.

Noah

4 months ago

I like the art but unfortunately this game is a complete let down. No complex strategy is really needed and there's no info on your enemies cause nothing matters but a few meta ssr heroes on your team. You just need to be lucky enough to draw those ones (you'll easily figure out who they are), all the others exist just to fill up the gacha and make it harder to get them but once you get them, the world is yours. If you're looking for challenge, play something else.

John Lucas

7 months ago

Solid two out of five. I made it to lv330 never spending anything but then I hit a hard wall. Game is a disaster in terms of optimization, broken buttons, features that don't do what they say, and a bunch of stuff that feels like it was just thrown in to bloat the game. Also the character designs don't match, some are randomly L2D why others aren't. It's just a mess, but it made for an entertaining month.

Jesse Pasley

8 months ago

It's a mobile idle game with its own skin. I don't think I could name a single thing about this game aside from the art style that is original, and even then it's basically just final fantasy pixel art like record keeper used to have, brave exvius, or ff tactics. Very underwhelming. The accelerate button is super lame along with the items to hold it for you. Skip button in tower makes that content feel nonexistent. Start battle, skip, repeat.

Ash Born

8 months ago

The game's really good. The pixel design is awesome. But the game won't let me in after a day unless I uninstall and reinstall the game again. And the game also starts lagging a little bit after some time. The buttons are a little unresponsive. I really like the game so please fix these problems. I wish you guys the best of luck.

iggy mab

7 months ago

Other reviews calling this an "endless runner" reveal how few decisions you actually make in the long (and very numerically inflated) run. Gacha rate and wishlist feature become meaningless if the growth model casually invites hundreds of duplicates. App consumes RAM eventually behaving like malware. Background textures get randomly corrupted with splotchy artifacts. Turn limit should at least be a multiple of 6 (or bigger, or non-existent). Hope you're paying the artists well, at least.

Andrew Bennett

7 months ago

Honestly one of the better idle games out there. The 16 bit graphics are very well done with great detail. I normally don't like when there are so many characters because it means there's so much resource allocation, but this game is different. Your main character is the only one you level up, your main character is the only one with gear to enhance, with the other characters being used to form your party. Duplicates act as shards to promote your characters to enhance their stats further. Great!

Adam G

6 months ago

I know there are people who enjoy this type of thing, I just honestly can't understand why. Why waste your time? This isn't a "game." It should be false advertising to call it a "game." It's an interactive screen saver, just like most other idles. The main player input is holding a button to literally fast-forward the only thing that happens in the game, which is watching characters fight random enemies. The rest of the time you're chasing red dots. Value your precious time? Don't waste it.

Bryan Stone

6 months ago

Most games like this are pay-to-win/pay-to-play, and while there are options to microtransact, this one is pretty fun even when you don't. Interesting characters, excellent art (both illustrations and pixel art), and even some variety in play. Worth giving this one a shot if you like any of the above: anime, RPGs, mythology. Devs: keep up the good work, and thank you for focusing on a game, and not strictly a thinly veiled money-grab.

Michael J

8 months ago

Arena battles are not about winning fights. It's about having your team last for 15 rounds whenever challenged to win by default. Every top arena person does it, myself included, because it's the only way to stay up there. Everyone uses the same heroes so there's no strategy. Not balanced at all. Story battles are similar. Since there's already an implemented auto-finish function in arena, it should do the fight until it completes unless a total stalemate. Which shouldn't be a loss.

Kenneth Tehran

8 months ago

It freezes up too much after watching ads, playing for more than five minutes, or doing pulls without turning off the animations. I don't particularly find having to hard-reset the device in order to close the locked-up game in order to close it out exactly entertaining. Played for about two hours worth, and that's enough for me.

Savas Vania

8 months ago

Only been playing a few days but so far it is pretty solid. The art is charming, gameplay is easy, and the music is relaxing. Current gripes are the 6 hour max offline rewards. 12 hours should be the norm without a monthly card, no one wants to log in 4 times a day. Also, why can't I change my profile image to any of the characters I own? Lastly some of the character profile images are low resolution and it just looks bad.

Zephyr Rosuton-Sama

5 months ago

Interesting, has strategy but makes it awkward to sort out manually without a lot of reading or looking at the codex, likes to wall progress hard at odd points, hand holds too hard in the start, and then stops suddenly when I feel some explanation is still needed.. clearly a new game in need of tweaks to GUI, but has potential.

Nikki B.

5 months ago

The visuals are gorgeous, both the pixel art and the lightly animated character portraits. However I can't help but shake the feeling that I'm in a Skinner Box while playing. Exclamation points everywhere and an overwhelming amount of 'rewards' to collect all makes it feel kinda like I'm being trained to desire it all just for a rug pull later on to tempt me to spend.

Lucille McKinney

5 months ago

1st of all. Basically has a red dot on purchases everytimd you log in. And on ads. Some of the red dots won't go away. On top of that it's highly incremental and time-comsuming to progress, but you can def whale in this game so it's totally p2w. There is no permanent ad remover either just an overpriced subscription. On top of that it's pretty much has nothing innovative. Cash grab most definitely. Looks okay though but the enemies are def garbage and not well designed lol.

daniel feagin

4 months ago

Great game to mess around with. Playing without spending is entirely possible, though it naturally becomes harder & takes longer to progress the further along you get. You will never be able to compete or keep up with the whales, but if you can accept that, you'll have a lot of fun. The strategy element, figuring out which heroes sync well together, is really rewarding & satisfying. To sum up, this game is very fun & rewarding whether you want to spend or not.

Alex Hassett

4 months ago

Art and style is great. I love pixel games. It is easy to get into but it does something I hate. Tons of notification markers everywhere, and a third of them are to watch ads or pay money. I don't want red !s all over my screen telling me to buy something. Content is almost entirely just clicking to claim something. Not surprising for an idle but still a bit boring. Overall a decent idle game but I'll probably drop it by tomorrow.