I’m just past the prologue and game is fairly chill and doesn’t require you to do much. I wouldn’t make this my main gacha game, rather a side one to play. Chapters are short but entertaining; there were moments where I got caught off guard and actually laughed out loud (like when Deuce summoned something to drop on Ace). It’s very easy to get lost and not know what to do when starting out. Lots of the game features while similar to other gacha games, aren’t that well explained. For example I didn’t know what Classes were for like history or flight, and actually had to google it. I’m just glad story isn’t locked behind stamina and only farming materials are. The cast looks amazing and I’m glad Yana Toboso was chosen to illustrate. I haven’t met all of them, but from the brief introduction they seem pretty diverse in personalities. The rhythm feature is actually pretty challenging even on normal mode, or rather it’s different than what I’m used to. It’s not vertical but rather more just randomly on screen. Not sure if it’s a bug but sometimes my taps won’t register, it’s happen so much to the point where I don’t even try to completed achievements. There’s a lot of currencies and it’s honestly confusing for a newcomer. I’ve heard you just have to keep playing through the story and side stuff to get them so that’s good.

I’ve never written a review before, but for this one I had to. I’m a recent player, but I have been keeping up with this game for about a year. The game’s characters were what intrigued me when I first heard about the game. It fascinated me how they could create a game with loose, male versions of famous Disney villains, but they played it extremely well. I love how the story’s always show symbolisms to the original story, and how the characters portray the traits and feelings of the actual villain. The story is fascinating, too. How they play each book and how each story is developed and delved into and creates meaning for everyone involved is an amazing part of the game. The story goes into those based off the villains and shows how they link to the character because of how the story is portrayed in the universe of “Twisted Wonderland”. The fights are extremely fun, too and push your limits. I remember when I fought (spoiler) overblot Riddle, I won on my fifth try. It took leveling and developing my characters to do it, and even then, our health was always head to head. If he had strikes me first at the end, I would have been gone. But luckily, my characters turn was first . The “twistunes” are quite fascinating as well. Very entertaining to play and replay even just for fun. I could say so much more, but that’s all. Amazing game, highly recommended!

Usually, when it comes to gacha games, I don’t like them. Either the game depends on you pulling for characters, which in turn would cost money, or the characters you pull require money in order to be good, like spending money on items to level them up. Most are a combination of both. Also, this game in particular had something I was absolutely terrified of, turn based battles. So when my friend showed me this game, I was hesitant. It took me a good week to work up the courage and want to download Twisted Wonderland, but boy am I happy I did. Where do I even start. The characters, the artwork, the story, even the UI is amazing. And though I have been playing for a month now I haven’t wanted to put the game down. The gacha system is not totally needed, as you get some characters in the beginning tutorial. And you don’t have to spend any money to level up the characters, as to do that you need to go to lessons, which cost LP, but that regenerates over time. And the Battle system can be completely automated, so you don’t get overwhelmed in the damage buffs and different spells. Personally I never actually write a review for a game, but I guess that’s changed. Overall, this game for sure deserves a 10/10. Ps. The Japanese voices are also very good.