Monmusu Girls: Autobattler

Monmusu Girls: Autobattler is a strategy adventure game that blends Roguelike elements. Players take on the role of a commander, recruiting witches with diverse personalities and skills to form a team. Each witch possesses unique abilities and can defeat others; assembling these combinations unleashes greater combat power. You'll need to explore unknown areas and battle various enemies. During your exploration, you may encounter hidden treasures and random events, but you'll also face traps and dangerous foes. The game supports auto-battle, allowing your characters to automatically fight enemies, saving you time. Even when you're not playing, your witches will continue to earn money for you, making the game even easier.

Characters:

Cleia: Cleia is the queen of destruction. tied with ronya for the best Strength to BAP scaling even tho her skill have less damage %, she makes it up with a Burn effect that rack up her damage beyond what Ronya can do.

Ronya: Ronya match Cleia's raw power, but lacks the extra burn effect, she however have a unique effect to her skill, it will execute normal enemies below 20% hp (this will be shown as a red portion of the bar in the result screen) This execute will be the same damage no matter what you equip on her, so Prioritise your better gear to Cleia over Ronya.

Lea: Lea is a bit of a mess to use, she lack the raw power of the top 2 warrior, but she shine on specific fights, like some boss battle. Her skill allow her to not get pushed and will hit her target several time, resulting in more damage than even Ronya in those fights.however, against normal enemy and some bosses, she will be pushing them too far and it will make it harder for the rest of your team to deal damage. always be careful when using her and watch the fights carefully to see if she is causing more harm than good.

Mave: Just like Lea, Mave lack the raw power of the top 2 warrior, but her skill is pretty unique, for 2 reason:-Against normal enemies, it will slightly push and drag them along the boat, it is not as harmful as Lea's skill, but it can result in her hitting them several times, along with potentially creating a wombo combo with cleia's skill, if the timing lines up properly-Where she truly shine however, is against big bosses, the boat will hit them several time (up to 7 time for golem) resulting in massive damage, even surpassing Cleia (who also hit golem for 3 time per cast)

Erin: Erin is a warrior posing as a knight. she is the only knight that can fit the role of a damage dealer.If you're unfortunate enough to have a sword as one of your only legendary weapons, she will be there to save you, combine her with mayu + stella + Lira or Cass for 4 human bonus and she can carry you for all the early chapters.

Mages: mages are the next best thing when it comes to power. with fair Atk stat, great aoes and good skill power. they also have higher starting mana regen(20), along with higher mana regen cap (60).

Liviana: Liviana is the Queen of destruction, if it wasnt for Selis existence(more on that later) she would be uncontested in damage done.Her unmatched Intel, along with the highest % for an aoe skill gives her insane damage potential.her skill also have a nice bonus of giving a flat 120 mana whenever she gets a killing blow.

Liu: Next best mage overall, she is unfortunately quite far behind Liviana, and she require a lot more investment to get her to work, she needs her Exclusive equipment (unlocked arround lvl 40-45) to do proper damage, and her skill's unique effect of mana gain on hit scaling with Max mana, meaning she need to have extra source of max mana to really shine, which is hard to come by early on.Otherwise her skill have great potencial, being a kamehameha that hit fast and hit everyone in a straight line.

Features:

Strategic Team Composition: The game employs auto-battler mechanics which require players to meticulously set up their teams for maximum effectiveness. Success relies on your strategic decisions regarding character combinations and placement, making every battle a test of tactical skill.

Vast Character Collection: Players can gather a diverse array of monmusu girls, each possessing unique abilities and skills. This opens up endless possibilities for team combinations and strategic experimentation, encouraging players to discover and optimize their fighting forces.

Roguelike Elements: Each adventure is unique thanks to randomized events and rewards sprinkled throughout the gameplay. This roguelike feature ensures that players experience fresh challenges and surprises every time they embark on a quest, enhancing replayability.

Idle Gameplay Rewards: Monmusu Girls: Autobattler allows players to earn rewards even while they are offline. This mechanic encourages players to engage with the game on their terms, strengthening their teams and evolving their characters into formidable warriors.

Immersive Fantasy World: The game's narrative immerses players in a thrilling fantasy setting filled with rich lore and engaging characters. As the story unfolds, players meet new allies and confront the impending threat of the Demon King, making for an adventure that captivates the imagination.

Highlights:

Epic Boss Challenges: Show your tactics against giant bosses! Challenges this big require perfect team coordination, as well as the correct elemental attacks to get epic loot.

Limitless Monster Girls: Recruit and discover legion upon legion of ”Monmusu” characters. Strength and magic come in all types, from dragon hunter-kin, to tree-dwelling spirits and even a siren of the sea. Each of these girls offers a unique specialization and are a great addition to your growing horde.

2D Chibi Graphics: Ever seen fighting where there are more aesthetic joys than the battle itself? The charming graphics and cozy artwork come together for a satisfying experience in this game. You’ll appreciate the delightful cuteness in your gameplay and battles.

Evolving Game Growth: Even the game itself gets stronger as you play. Even your main character gets stronger as you play, and your team gets upgraded to more powerful versions of themselves with different abilities, and even a brand new look. Evolution offers a practical and aesthetically enjoyable way to crush your toughest foes.

Auto-battle your way to Victory: More than just a game of charms and cutes. Physical battles can be automated for you as you enjoy the spectacle of your own strategy wins. Let the battles play themselves as you enjoy the tactile decisions that give you the mental game win.

Dynamic Formations: Every battle is unique! Change up your squad’s formation to take advantage of enemy flaws. Your defenders should be placed to take damage, while the glass cannons should be at the back to deal damage.

Player Comments:

A distilled gacha collection experience with generous handouts, cute art, and responsive developers.

The core of the game is automatic battles with a team, which you cannot interact with. These are quick, with time limits maxing out at two-ish minutes. Build a team of up to eight "Valkyries" - each with two roles (Profession and Race). Every two instances of a Profession (cleric, archer, etc.) or race (human, undead, etc.) gives a buff to the team.

The story is practically non-existent, quite different from other gacha games like Girls Frontline, but this may be a bonus for people who don't care about that. There are no interactions with characters, like text chats or story episodes. This may change in the future.

The gacha mechanics are relatively unforgiving, with no pity and monetization everywhere, but the actual rates aren't terrible and you get free draws like candy. Just the daily activity Chaos Zone (a sort of randomized roguelike game mode) can reward more premium draws than is normal for other gachas I've played, and is winnable with moderate luck regardless of what you have or have not acquired.

The monetization is incredibly widespread, with pretty much every type that I've seen in every other gacha game present. That said, the pricing is... moderate and it's not particularly necessary if you're not trying to whale your way into topping leader boards. Just the currency and draws from normal play and dailies is enough to progress over time. For reference, I've spent about thirty and I'm at the end of content, and at the top of some leaderboards. There are two not-particularly-pricey (for gacha) purchases that grant daily premium currency permanently. Like... every day. Forever. Pricing for other stuff is all over the place, so it feels like they worked hard to create a basic set of reasonably-priced options for low-spenders, and then threw in everything else for whales.

Is it p2w? There's only one sort-of-pvp game mode (Arena) for now, and a few more pve "do the most damage to a boss!" options that give daily/weekly premium currency. Those are obviously p2w, but they're minor game modes - for flexing purposes. They *do* give rewards daily/weekly, but they're tiered so that the first twenty-ish (varying by rank) each week move up, the last twenty-ish move down, and everyone is in a randomly-assigned group of fifty. This means that for every fifty players, one of them is getting the top rank. Everyone that participates gets something, even if you're in last place. I don't know what the number one reward for the Master-rank weekly gets, but with how many draws and resources the game is handing out, it's easy to see that a f2p player who spends half an hour daily would be able to hit the mid tiers.

Time requirement daily: Low. Chaos Realm takes roughly ten minutes (more if you have bad luck), and every other daily game mode is 2-3 minutes. That's including clicking through the menu.

Stamina: Storyline and limited daily activities do not cost stamina. Stamina is used for things like mining and doing repeatable shard farms for particular characters. If you want Mayu (a rare/blue character), for instance, her node grants two shards, costs ten stamina, and you need twenty shards to unlock her or star her up. SRs give one shard per ten stamina. Thus, given minimal daily farming, you can collect and star-up a solid team for free.

Affection: Just gives a buff. Use stamina to acquire affection items (fish, mostly), give fish to your girls, and they get up to a 10% primary stat bonus. No scenes, conversations, costumes, etc. At affection level 5 you can use a girl as your profile picture.

Final Thoughts:

Monmusu Girls: Autobattler emphasizes the collection of unique, character-rich, and personality-distinct monsters. While exploring the world, players can recruit monster girls; every character brings an interesting experience and unique abilities to help in combat.