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Steam reviews

What players say

Most players recommend this free urban action RPG for its world, combat and generous gacha, though performance problems and grind-heavy systems draw consistent complaints.

Many players praise the city of Hethereau: it is dense with side activities, enterable buildings, driving, and a lively street life that rewards wandering. Combat is described as fun and flashy, though some compare it unfavourably with rival gacha games. The gacha is widely called generous, with no 50/50 on limited banners, soft pity at 70 and a hard pity at 90, and free currency for many characters. Some players complain about performance: high hardware requirements, CPU load and stuttering, with Linux and Steam Deck users needing a compatibility workaround. Several players dislike the weekly City Stamina cap that limits rewards from activities, and a few criticise the bundling of currency into expensive purchases and the forced 999 Nights boss mode. Recent reviews are more critical of monetisation and bugs than the older helpful ones, which are warmer about the world. Steam's totals are clearly positive.

Who it suits

Players who enjoy open-world exploration, anime-style action RPGs and gacha games with generous rewards.

Who should skip it

Players who dislike gacha monetisation, need stable performance on modest hardware, or want deep multiplayer.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with hundreds of hours more often complain about the stamina cap, monetisation and recent changes, while newer players focus on the city and combat.

Summarised by AI from 60 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.