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I recently tried "Samurai Ninja (0.05% off free version)", and the promotion is very tempting - 0.05% off, free thousands of draws, and free powerful ninjas. As an evaluator, I am used to scoring from the four dimensions of graphics, gameplay, money, and social interaction. Today I will talk about this game and how to set the scoring standards.
In terms of graphics, this game is a reskin of a typical card, and the vertical graphics are a bit rough, but after all, it's 0.05% off, so you can't ask for too much. I give it 5.5/10. The win is that the character recognition is okay. At least Tsunade and Itachi can recognize it😅
In terms of gameplay, it is automatic combat + raising cards, and the combat power is crushed. There are some strategies for lineup matching, but the core is to pile up values. The seven-day goal and the bonus of resources upon sign-in are great in the early stage, but they feel repetitive in the middle and later stages. The gameplay is 6/10, which is in line with the free game positioning.
Krypton Gold is the most complicated. A 0.05% discount sounds outrageous, but it's actually a permanent recharge discount. The first recharge of 6 yuan becomes 0.3 yuan? There are a lot of gifts, but you still have to pay for the top lineup. Compared with similar games, the price is reasonable, but the essence has not changed. I give it an 8/10 for the krypton gold dimension, because it's cheap and comes with a lot of freebies, but don't expect zero krypton to always be fun.
There is almost no social interaction, there are only guilds and chat channels, and the interaction is weak. Social 3/10.
Overall rating: 6.5/10. The advantages are real benefits and low threshold; the disadvantages are outdated gameplay and poor social interaction. The scoring criteria must be combined with cost - a 0.05% discount game cannot compare with 3A in terms of graphics, but welfare and sustainability are key. If you only want to enjoy it for a few days, it's worth trying; if you play it for a long time, you may get bored. 😎