Horizon Walker

Around that point in the game, you've most likely collected enough vanguards to overpower most of it, but the framework for more interesting gameplay is there, and the devs are really treating the game as a REAL community gacha game.

I like the theme of interacting with my team, and the way they are integrated into the story.

Horizon Walker is very friendly compared to other gacha games on the casual aspect, and this applies to their gacha system.

Blatant auto-idler ripoff of Azur Lane, but in 3D and with BOOBA and a better feeling turn based combat sandbox, rather than a bullet hell.

Its a great looking game with some obvious care to the graphics and environments, but this game suffers from the "we can't let you play the game aside from daily logins because spending money is the only way to play" syndrome.

The combination of tactical gameplay, character progression, and ongoing updates provides reasons to return, particularly for players interested in collecting and developing a full roster.