GrowNecromancer

Upgrade pets and auto-battle on open levels, completing kill quests, and waiting for the slightly larger boss. Pretty much 20 minutes to see it all. But it looks very nice, and the bubble spell, randomly discovered, looks pretty cool.

A year ago I reviewed this game and I was satisfied. I’m here a year later, playing the game all over again from start to “finish” (as there is no official ending to this game). I still very much enjoy this game, the beautiful art style, the characters and the monsters are all wonderful. However, this game has possibilities that aren’t being introduced. I’ve noticed that the dev hasn’t updated in a year, so it’s unlikely any change will be made. But regardless I’m going to put out my ideas that could make this game into something more than a time waster. Add more story to it, expand the town a bit and add in more townspeople. Roy, Lily and Bongba are great characters but I wish they were more dynamic as well, so maybe throw in some more quests/stories from them. Make the Infinite Dungeon truly an infinite dungeon, there’s times where I’m in the Infinite Dungeon I wish it wouldn’t end as soon as the boss finds me. It’s a great place to grind for better and stronger monsters than in the regular Portal in my opinion. Also, the cool down timer on the Infinite Dungeon is way too long. Yes, ten minutes doesn’t seem very long but it definitely can seem like forever when you’re playing a game. You don’t have to waiver the cool down timer but please, shorten it. When and if I have more ideas, I’ll edit my review. Till then :)

I love how this game has the advantages of an idle game but with a feel of exploration and action like an RPG. You can sit back and watch it play, or dig deep into the stats and merge monsters, or even take control and play more actively. The story is cute, too. A necromancer who thinks she’s a healer! The only downside is the display bugs. I’m on a 6th gen iPad, and a lot of the dialog and information screens (like stats details) overlap the edge of the viewable area, so I can’t fully view the stats. That’s adding some frustration and making the game hard to play. That’s the only downside so far to this adorable and fun to play game.

I thought this game was going to be a RPG but I was pleasantly surprised with a cute little monster collection game. The graphics and background music are very cute and frankly, I don’t have a problem with how slow the game may seem. It’s a cute game and I love it very much. It’s very relaxing. I wish they had a feature where you could name your monsters though. Otherwise, it is fantastic.

Love the game but when I go to look at the character info for like attack power and stuff like that the left side of it is cut off