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I make this review based on the original Cosmic Break, closed in 2020, being almost completely the same experience. I have never again found an MMO with such a level of complexity in terms of options to play, create and entertain. Permanent missions and quests apart from multiple seasonal events without forgetting the intense and addictive PvP arena. All in a ps1-anime-low poly-style game aesthetics. In addition to its multiple game modes, it has various tools to create scenarios, music, build and edit characters and also create your own skins at no cost COMPLETELY ORIGINALS, without any templates or default patterns with a 100% of creative freedom officially exporting texture files from the game to your PC to work with them in any application. The things that could darken the outlook of the game perhaps would be its community, mostly hostile or abusive to newbies, the constant lack of balance between characters when facing each other in the arena, the bugs that the staff almost never fixes and the GACHA that encourages you to invest with real money.

This game is often referred to as the ancestor of Subway Surfers but it can be given more credit than that .It may be a bit repetitive for some, as the game's content is not very abundant and this could even lead to it being pigeonholed as a casual game, however, it has a greater complexity in its gameplay mechanics than it seems to have. Since it has the same focus on speed and timing as real athletics, this makes the differences between the handling of the different characters almost imperceptible, but in reality they make a noticeable difference when playing. As of the date of this review, no one is known to have been able to unlock the only hidden stage and character in the game.

The biggest obstacle this game faces for most Western players is its unusual control system and the inability to modify it. It takes some getting used to, but if you persevere it can become really entertaining. The girls are cute and have good skills and the scenarios are decent, however the content is very limited. A greater variety of characters and scenarios would have made the game much more appealing. Luckily that was partially fixed in new versions. (Switch)Focused on multiplayer, too bad not many people really know about it.

Generally a good experience. I hadn't seen an environment design that reminded me so much of Haydee 1 and Q.U.B.E. 2, although really the maze design could have been a bit more complex as it is in Haydee; it feels guided at times but it should have been to avoid frustration in the player. It has a slight popping at times and very rarely the water also shows small errors. Recommended for people who can't stand strong or visceral terror.

Definitely not for those looking for great context or a deep story. Highly recommended for those familiar with titles like the Simple Series. Really the main attraction here is the Tower of Fantasy, and the super challenging leaderboard. It's really more closer to a classic endless arcade challenge than a traditional dungeon crawler. An indeterminate number of floors to overcome, a vast arsenal of weapons and accessories scattered randomly throughout the levels, a difficulty curve that makes the game accessible to anyone but not surmountable for everyone. Perhaps if the aleatory level design was a little more detailed and the perspective was in third or even first person we would be talking about a game with higher scores. Such a beautiful protagonist cannot be fully appreciated seen from such a distant perspective!