Well designed combat mechanics, currently includes 166 active and 133 passive skills under 9 classes if I counted right. You don't have to stick to a single class, you can try new builds by mixing all class abilities. As a turn-based tactics lover, I liked it. It requires you to think about not only your skills but also the environment and your opponent's abilities. Turn-base is not slow and one by one initiative, so in your party's turn, you can select and use any of your characters and skills.

A party consists of a maximum of 6 people, if you wish, you can manage 6 people in a single player game or share 3/3 with your friend. I've never tried or researched, but it should be possible for 6 people to participate with one character each.

The maps you fight are not very diverse for now, sometimes two fights can come back to back on the same map layout, but the shrine and barrels in the environment seem to be randomly distributed on the map.

Combat AI is good, some skillful enemies show signs of intelligence and can stop messing with your tank and charge to your range DD or healers.

There was 4 Act as far as I see but I'm still in Act I. Every act has handful of missions and once you complete a mission in a act, side quests on your level starts popping up. A mission looks like "Slay the Spire"s dungeon crawler; once you beat the enemy party, you choose from 3-4 lines of crossing roads to proceed until you reach to mission Boss party. Once you defeat the boss, you teleport back to town to select your new mission map.

You can reset your skills and stats at towns and try new classes and builds as you go. You can buy, sell at merchants, craft pots and enchant some stats for your equipments. There is also a shared stash for your drops so you can share with your other characters later.

Well designed combat mechanics, currently includes 166 active and 133 passive skills under 9 classes if I counted right. You don't have to stick to a single class, you can try new builds by mixing all class abilities. As a turn-based tactics lover, I liked it. It requires you to think about not only your skills but also the environment and your opponent's abilities. Turn-base is not slow and one by one initiative, so in your party's turn, you can select and use any of your characters and skills. A party consists of a maximum of 6 people, if you wish, you can manage 6 people in a single player game or share 3/3 with your friend. I've never tried or researched, but it should be possible for 6 people to participate with one character each. The maps you fight are not very diverse for now, sometimes two fights can come back to back on the same map layout, but the shrine and barrels in the environment seem to be randomly distributed on the map. Combat AI is good, some skillful enemies show signs of intelligence and can stop messing with your tank and charge to your range DD or healers. There was 4 Act as far as I see but I'm still in Act I. Every act has handful of missions and once you complete a mission in a act, side quests on your level starts popping up. A mission looks like "Slay the Spire"s dungeon crawler; once you beat the enemy party, you choose from 3-4 lines of crossing roads to proceed until you reach to mission Boss party. Once you defeat the boss, you teleport back to town to select your new mission map. You can reset your skills and stats at towns and try new classes and builds as you go. You can buy, sell at merchants, craft pots and enchant some stats for your equipments. There is also a shared stash for your drops so you can share with your other characters later.