Dinsun Review
The pitch is '32 heroes at once,' and my first thought was: 'Why?' Usually, if you can't make one character interesting, making 32 of them won't help. This game is an absolute mess of menus. You’re constantly jumping between squads trying to optimize synergies that barely feel like they matter. It's an idle game that actually requires too much 'work' without the satisfying payoff of a traditional RPG.
The 'retro' pixel art is fine, but the game is technically unstable. It lags whenever you try to summon or switch screens, and I've had it crash on the team assignment screen more than once. It’s trying to be 'innovative' by adding scale, but all it does is dilute the experience. It’s an idle game that feels like a chore, which is the worst thing an idle game can be.
Overall Stats
Pros & Cons
- Interesting squad-based synergy system
- Charming pixel art
- A lot of heroes to collect
- Technical instability and lag
- Overwhelming and cluttered UI
- Generic isekai plot
Technical Report
Performance: Significant lag during summons; frequent crashes on menu screens.
Audience Fit
Buy if: You love 'spreadsheet' gaming and don't mind technical hiccups.
Skip if: You want a polished, stable, or focused experience.
- Almost a Hero
- Idle Heroes
Reviewer Context
- Reviewer: Dinsun
- Hardware: iPad Air
- Playtime: 10 hours
- Status: Reached level 100
