Roguelite mobile realmente brilhante, com uma gameplay muito divertida e até bastante conteúdo gratuito para explorar. As diferentes combinações possíveis de habilidades, personagens e itens promovem uma diversidade muito positiva, juntamente de um combate fluido e trilhas sonoras bem engajantes. Definitivamente recomendo, pois traz uma excelente experiência no mobile. Pelo menos para mim, demorou bastante (creio que mais de 100h) até o jogo começar a ficar repetitivo/enjoativo.

Sobre os pontos negativos, todos eles ficam em torno do conteúdo premium do jogo. Pode ser um pouco custoso você conseguir outros personagens que não seja pagando por eles, mas ainda assim tem um grinding agradável. Além disso, não entendo como o jogo é gratuito no mobile, mas pago na Steam, e ainda com conteúdo premium bloqueado. Mais absurdo ainda é você não conseguir importar o progresso do mobile pra versão Steam; isso não faz o menor sentido, até porque eu teria comprado se isso fosse possível.

One of the greatest sandbox survival games of all time. I constantly return to this game for updates and just to chill. This review is over the Bedrock Edition, or previously known as "Pocket Edition." This version has always been known to be inferior and more buggy compared to the Legacy Editions, and even Java Edition. It isn't as inferior nowadays, but it definitely still has its great amount of issues, but as of 2024, the future for Bedrock Edition is looking far better. As of now, I think this version is 3 stars, the Java Edition is far better in my opinion.

Trivia Time!

WarioWare is actually canon within the Zelda timeline! After using the Sheikah Slate to activate the Divine Beasts before the Great Calamity, Princess Zelda became increasingly enamored with the device. As you may know, King Rhoam eventually banned the Princess from continuing her research of ancient technologies, commanding her to focus instead on awakening her sealing power in preparation for the conflict with Calamity Ganon. But what you may not know is that the final straw for Rhoam was when Zelda came to him and showed him something she had been working on.

On the Sheikah Slate, Zelda had discovered how to program "microgames", and created cartoonish characters based on people she knew. Dr. Crygor was based on Robbie, Purah became Penny, and the King himself (due to his gruff demeanor) was reimagined as Dribble. While upset that his daughter had drawn him as an anthropomorphic dog, Rhoam was especially incensed by the idea that his daughter was becoming a "degenerate gamer", and, between dry heaves, he immediately forbade her from using ancient tech.

Stay tuned for more Trivia Time segments in the near future!