Tap Fantasy Review

Tap Fantasy is a Free-2-Play multi-chain MMORPG metaverse project available on PC, iOS, Android, and the Facebook Gaming platform. The game is already playable, and anyone can enjoy it.

Graphics

The game does not have very good 3D graphics. Some might say that it is unwatchable. But all the in-game character images are in my opinion very nice. You will find a lot of attack effects in the game, but I found them quite bland. I played the game on iPad, so I found that the game was made primarily for mobile, and the developers did not care about the resolution for other devices.

Story

To be honest, Tap Fantasy doesn't even strive for a compelling story. I always preferred to skip all the conversations while playing. The fact that the game uses broken English and the developers don't seem to care about grammar doesn't help matters at all.

Combat and game mechanics

Combat in the game is very simple. The characters attack automatically, so the player’s only goal is to constantly upgrade their characters. In some fights, a powerful attack warning will pop up, so the player has to click outside the red circle to dodge the attack. Each fight starts by finding a monster or boss in the game world that you click on. It then shows the items that can be obtained from the fight and how much energy the fight will cost. Each player has 30 energy points and 1 energy point is restored each half an hour, so you can't do long sessions. In case you lose the fight, energy is not consumed.

Items

It is very easy to get items in game. Some monsters even respawn and thus provide the same items repeatedly. Acquired items can also be sold on the in-game market, and I was surprised how quick and easy it is.

Analyst opinion

In my opinion, Tap Fantasy is a very good game. However, it won't satisfy players who are looking for longer gaming sessions and a real adrenaline rush. Because of this, the game is not for me, and I don't plan to continue playing it.

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