Little Alchemist - Spell crafting & combat

Loving the game so far. I’ve come across a frustrating issue with animations and loading. Even with a solid internet connection, during both normal and PvP battles, the game sometimes stalls at the background screen. It feels like it just forgets to move on to the next phase. The only fix is to exit the game or abandon the battle, which counts as a loss. This can even occur while waiting for the win screen to appear. It doesn’t happen all the time, but when it does, it’s really annoying.

I absolutely love the game. It feels familiar, just like the original. I hold onto hope for future improvements. My level 19 character made the jump to this version without a hitch, unlike some others. One thing piques my curiosity. Even though I’m not upset about it, why did they decide to remove the option to watch ads for free dust?

The game plan feels energetic and exciting. The overall experience is packed with fun, and the quality impresses. Some challenges crop up during story mode. The opponents come off as really weak. I defeated the first character quickly and maxed out her fighting system. That raises concerns about long-term engagement. It might become tedious quickly. Another issue lies in the rewards system. Beating characters in the campaign does not yield any cards. It seems logical to earn bronze, silver, gold, or even higher-ranked cards for defeating them. This could enhance the gameplay and keep it interesting.

The game starts to lag after a while on my phone, eventually freezing completely. It drains my battery and slows down my leveling. I know it might be my phone, but I can handle more demanding games without any issues. The updates are fantastic. I played the original non-stop during a summer in the woods. Thanks for that. Just fix the memory issues, and I'll give it five stars.

I love this game! The excitement of combining cards keeps me on my toes. Battles flow quickly, but some enemies really challenge me. Strengthening cards requires upgrades, which can be a hassle. Losing battles means less money, and that’s frustrating. Research takes time too, especially for diamond cards—48 hours! Despite these challenges, the rest of the game is fantastic! Love it!

I used to dive into that game all the time. Seeing it remastered brings back good memories. It’s a bummer about my level 39 character though. All those cards I collected over the years? They stayed behind as well. Research speed and mana always seemed to hold me back, especially in the later stages. Fighting enemies on that second adventure map was tough. Once I hit three islands, every opponent had over 50 health and needed 5 mana for each battle. It felt impossible to move forward, even with all the extra effort. Fingers crossed they address this in the remaster.

This game has a great concept. The gameplay feels simple since card selection aligns with the best options easily. Finding matches takes forever though, with no shortcuts unless you spend money. The biggest frustration comes from the dust count. They claim to have fixed the bug affecting it, but mine still shows incorrect numbers. That’s annoying. The real kicker? Sometimes I complete levels, close the app, and my progress disappears.

I really enjoy this game, so I’m giving it 4 stars. It can be frustrating sometimes. It seems like something is off. The open format feels too vast for the number of cards available, which makes progress feel slow. A leveling system might help, maybe one that restricts card access in the Arena. Cheaper upgrades or more dust would be great too. It's tough to pinpoint exactly what’s needed, but overall, it’s a fun game with a lot of potential.

This game is a blast. Easy to pick up during free moments. Plenty of new cards and combos to explore. However, one major drawback stands out. Unlocking other classes requires a lot of PvP play. Players need to gather resources and reach master rank before gaining access to them. This creates a wall for newcomers. They could invest a year and still miss so much content. It feels unfair. Let lower ranks unlock those classes!

This game has huge potential. It faces two big issues holding it back. First, it leans too much on RNG over strategic thinking. Players draw cards and hope for a good mix. That's the core experience. Second, the pace drags down because of monetization efforts. In-game currency is limited, some combos require research that takes an hour or more, and energy costs rise with each battle.