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Mr. Kkukkat's record is a failure!
I got 0 Flakes as a challenge reward.
I missed the moment...
Next time, try to get it right!

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Mr. Yellow caught 59 dinosaurs!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

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Happy Bongbong caught 46 dinosaurs!
I got 0 Flakes as a challenge reward.
🦕 The dinosaur is laughing at Happy Bongbong...
Next time, try faster!

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5th 5-star moonlight free draw, great success, if you get 5 out of 11, it's a god game lol

If I were to summarize <Fantasy Tale 2> in one line,

'A deck-building roguelike game with some minor elements and service gods'

You could say that.

The basic game progression is the same as a typical deck-building roguelike game.

Within the limited energy, cards are drawn to defeat enemies with effects such as attack, defense, buff, and debuff.

After the battle, you can obtain cards and goods to strengthen your deck and character.

You can proceed by choosing one of the options that appear at the end of each action and clear the boss at the end.

But now here comes the identity and unique system of this game.

This is the ' companion ' system.

Since the companion is directly derived from Chinese characters, the terminology may sound awkward, but it can be said to be a general ' supporter ' role.

You can select a companion using crystals, a currency that can be obtained in the game.

Each companion has different abilities that help in the game, and above all, their abilities can be upgraded through strengthening .

On the other hand, if you strengthen your abilities...

yes..?

A loading screen like the one above will appear and the upgrade will begin.

(Of course, since it is a game for 15 year olds, such scenes do not appear)

These companions can be drawn without restrictions.

Just like the concept of the game, you can bring multiple companions to create a harem.

And the companion system doesn't just affect combat.

There is a favorability indicator next to your companion's name. If you fill in this favorability indicator,

On the main screen, you can see the IF story with your companion according to your affinity level .

(I'm still not sure under what conditions favorability level increases)

Because it is an IF, you can enjoy episodes based on various concepts, such as the story progressing with a school background rather than a martial arts background.

I especially liked that when you fill up the favorability rating all the way, you can watch special episodes with CG.

If you look at it this far, it seems like it's just a companion game.

There is another unique advantage to this game.

The point is that the system for multiple rounds has been well implemented.

First of all, depending on the weapon you choose at the start, the cards and mechanics that appear in the game will be different .

Basically, there are three weapons:

If you choose a longsword as a representative, you will get cards and mechanisms related to swords and shields.

When you choose a wand, cards and mechanisms related to the element appear.

It's the same game, but you can feel the fun of playing a new game.

When you clear a chapter for the second time, new modes 'Infinite Reincarnation' and 'Today's Challenge' will appear on the main screen.

Infinite Reincarnation is an endless mode where you can keep playing until the game is over.

Today's challenge is a mode that allows you to play with certain penalties and limited effects.

I don't know the details because it's my first time playing the game today, but it looks like the penalty for today's challenge changes every day.

The positive thing about the game is that even after clearing it, there are many elements that allow you to continue playing the game .

If I had to point out something regrettable,

First of all, there are elements in the system itself that make it easier to level up .

I've only played the first 2 hours or so, so I don't know how things will change later.

There is no limit to the number of companions, and it is easy to upgrade cards and companions as you accumulate a lot of goods.

There are many fraudulent traits that can be acquired by leveling up, so it was actually very easy to clear the early part.

Also, there is a card called ' Super Basic Attack ' in the longsword build, and this card is really a scam.

It activates the basic attack and defense cards twice.

Because of this, you can easily clear most boss battles by only using buff cards that increase attack or defense power for the remaining cards.

Due to the relatively easy difficulty, the battles were not very interesting.

And there are some parts where the illustration details are a bit disappointing .

Overall, the quality looks good, but there are a few characters that are drawn a bit cross-eyed, or have odd body proportions, as shown above.

It was one of the slightly annoying elements.

In conclusion, the game is fun.

Basically, it was nice to see a bunch of pretty girl characters (in reality, they're rough generals...) and to be able to enjoy episodes like Minyeonsi and service scenes.

The game system also sticks well to the basics of deck-building roguelike and has multi-play elements, making it great for playing for a long time.

I recommend that those who received the game for free this time try it out to kill time .

The final shot is with the left-handed sister...

I won a two-person viewing package for the exclusive screening.

It's been a long time since I've been to the cinema, so I guess I should go see a movie.

I know there are several events on the day the winners are announced

I hope that by being greedy, they will also have good results.

Dragon's Wrath caught 54 dinosaurs!
I got 400 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
Take the challenge now!
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I'm going to faint now