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My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG is a hybrid of autoplay and idle RPG which produces a fairly unique gameplay experience. Though most of the time you’ll end up watching your characters duke it out against monsters and large bosses automatically. Still, your participation is crucial, especially when you’re taking part in events and going up against bosses. Unfortunately, it’s not the most intuitive game out there, and it lacks what otherwise would have been a great story of getting back up on one’s feet. Regardless, it’s still one of the more charming RPGs you’d want to try out. Before you download it though, let’s take a look at what it has to offer:
My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG starts off with some sort of order (or group) being in dire straits due to lack of funds. The main character, Aileen, who wields a two-handed sword and wears bunny ears for some reason, was forced to even sell her armor. Luckily for her, she has two loyal friends who are at her side and will help her on her journey, even if the odds and everyone else, including a guild that pays less, are against them. Unfortunately, the story doesn’t seem to get followed up and you won’t see her succeed.
My Little Fantasy’s gameplay is a mix between idle and autoplay. No, you don’t progress when you close the game at all: you’d have to play to progress. When you do though, you can just go hands-off. Your heroes will attack on their own, zero participation. However, if you want Aileen and your other companions to beat their foes faster and more efficiently, you’ll have to manually activate their skills and tap repeatedly on the screen to help raise their attack speeds. Periodically, a skull icon appears and if you tap that, you’ll trigger a boss fight. Be sure to only initiate one when you’re fully prepared.
Progression is quite simple. You can level up your characters with soul stones earned by defeating foes. However, you can only level them up to be as strong or at the same level as Aileen. You’ll earn upgrade and progression scrolls which can help strengthen equipment as well as new skills to raise your overall combat ability.
In My Little Fantasy, you can only use two heroes at the same time: the main character and another hero. You can switch out the second hero, but not Aileen, which is a questionable decision. It would have been great to at least use three heroes in battle. Thankfully though, you can add more heroes to your roster to send them in quests to earn gold and other rewards. Otherwise, you can opt to make them stay to aid you in battle by giving you buffs like an increase in attack or defense. Characters can die in combat, but can they’ll revive automatically after a certain amount of time. In any case, it’s best to disperse and send them back to rest and sub them for one of your reserve characters. Apart from the main adventure mode, there are special events which grant you different rewards. However, note that your participation will be limited by daily tickets.
Overall, My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG is a fun little game you definitely have to try out. It’s one of those games which is fairly easy to pick up and play and can make you relax after a long day. Granted, it’s not one of the most action-packed experiences out there, but it’s definitely worth a playthrough. My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG Summary
My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG starts off with some sort of order (or group) being in dire straits due to lack of funds. The main character, Aileen, who wields a two-handed sword and wears bunny ears for some reason, was forced to even sell her armor. Luckily for her, she has two loyal friends who are at her side and will help her on her journey, even if the odds and everyone else, including a guild that pays less, are against them. Unfortunately, the story doesn’t seem to get followed up and you won’t see her succeed.
My Little Fantasy’s gameplay is a mix between idle and autoplay. No, you don’t progress when you close the game at all: you’d have to play to progress. When you do though, you can just go hands-off. Your heroes will attack on their own, zero participation. However, if you want Aileen and your other companions to beat their foes faster and more efficiently, you’ll have to manually activate their skills and tap repeatedly on the screen to help raise their attack speeds. Periodically, a skull icon appears and if you tap that, you’ll trigger a boss fight. Be sure to only initiate one when you’re fully prepared.
Progression is quite simple. You can level up your characters with soul stones earned by defeating foes. However, you can only level them up to be as strong or at the same level as Aileen. You’ll earn upgrade and progression scrolls which can help strengthen equipment as well as new skills to raise your overall combat ability.
In My Little Fantasy, you can only use two heroes at the same time: the main character and another hero. You can switch out the second hero, but not Aileen, which is a questionable decision. It would have been great to at least use three heroes in battle. Thankfully though, you can add more heroes to your roster to send them in quests to earn gold and other rewards. Otherwise, you can opt to make them stay to aid you in battle by giving you buffs like an increase in attack or defense. Characters can die in combat, but can they’ll revive automatically after a certain amount of time. In any case, it’s best to disperse and send them back to rest and sub them for one of your reserve characters. Apart from the main adventure mode, there are special events which grant you different rewards. However, note that your participation will be limited by daily tickets.
Overall, My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG is a fun little game you definitely have to try out. It’s one of those games which is fairly easy to pick up and play and can make you relax after a long day. Granted, it’s not one of the most action-packed experiences out there, but it’s definitely worth a playthrough. My Little Fantasy: Healing RPG Summary
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