Infinite Magicraid

It's fine. Nothing extra special,but still decent casual time killer

Infinite Magicraid was recently released in Asia and I got to say, it's a pretty decent hero collector game. Gameplay wise this game has a lot to offer the player. You have daily quests to complete, campaign quests, tons of events, and even dispatch missions. This game is also a combination with some idle features as well, so you can claim items when you log back in after hours offline. The combat in the campaign is pretty straight forward, you unlock the auto combat feature after the first campaign mission and you can speed up the combat speed up to x4 speed. While playing this game though, I couldn't help but notice how much it reminded me of Raid Shadow Legends. Which I thought was pretty funny.

Infinite Magicraid just got it's release for the Asia region. It's pretty much the same as the USA version but with the new release there is lots of new player events going on. The game now has way more content than it did before so new players have lots to do. The graphics aren't bad but take a more cartoonish look straying away from the realistic style similar games take. The audio is by far the worst part about this game. It's dull and boring with no excitement. I often found myself just flat out turning off the audio in game and listening to something else while I play.

It is the usual turn-based strategy game, and just a glimpse of the animations really got me going. With a wide range of characters to get through a gacha system, you can come up with loads of variations to your character combinations, and you can learn tons of them from tutorials you can get online, or wing it on your own. This is a competitive game that can really test your skill as a player.

When I downloaded this game, it immediately asked for an update for additional resources (about 1.0 - 1.15 GB). I waited 15 minutes before it finished, but it was so worth it. The graphics are great and the animations are cool as well as the characters! It's an auto-battle, that's why it's not that difficult to play, skills and enemies of your choice just need to be tapped. I think I will be playing it more often.

My favorite game of this genre so far. The progression is slow, but the game is built around it, which makes it rewarding .it make takes a bit to build someone, but it's absolutely worth it once you do. My one complaint is forge gear. Any offence-based set I craft only has defensive stats and vice versa for defensive-based sets. This became quite infuriating after a little while.