Epic Mecha Girls: Anime Games

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"Epic Mecha Girls: Anime RPG" is a Role Playing game that offers an intriguing story and phenomenal game mechanics, with stunning graphics and a variety of turn-based battles. Summon heroes and mecha robots to fight in the epic arena and prepare for lots of grinding to strengthen your team. Immerse yourself in an Anime RPG experience with exciting characters and intense combat.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Epic Mecha Girls: Anime Games screenshot

84%

Audience ScoreBased on 853 reviews

graphics54 positive mentions

grinding8 negative mentions

The game features beautiful graphics and character designs, making it visually appealing.
Gameplay is simple and fun, with a decent storyline that keeps players engaged.
The game has potential for enjoyment, especially for fans of mecha and anime themes.

The game is heavily pay-to-win, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress.
Progression is slow and grindy, with many resources locked behind paywalls.
The elemental system and character variety are criticized for being repetitive and lacking depth.

graphics
83 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
65%
31%
4%
The graphics of the game receive generally positive feedback, with many users praising the art style, character designs, and smooth animations. However, some players feel that certain aspects, such as character modeling and overall visual polish, could use improvement. While the graphics are often described as beautiful and engaging, there are suggestions for updates to enhance the overall visual experience.
- “The graphics are great... I do love how simple the game mechanics are ... and it runs so smooth.”
- “Beautiful graphics and very fun so far.”
- “Great graphics, great gameplay, and options!!”
- “Art style is outdated for this day and age.”
- “Graphics could use an overhaul.”
- “Pretty empty in terms of modeling and artwork.”
story
67 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
51%
4%
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its engaging narrative and appealing graphics, while others criticize it for being basic and repetitive. Many users express frustration over the pay-to-win mechanics that hinder progression, particularly in story missions, which can feel unbalanced and frustrating. Overall, while the story has potential and is enjoyable for fans of the genre, issues with pacing and monetization detract from the experience for some players.
- “A fun mecha story with funny dialogue and good animation.”
- “The story is much better than I expected for an idle game.”
- “Great game, amazing battle scenes and storyline.”
- “This game is great at almost everything except the pay to win and expensive items and unfair AI matching. I mostly hate the story mission which is broken. I have all red units and my enemy will be blue, my weakness. I changed it to green, then the enemy changes to red, my weakness, and this all happens on the same mission in chapter 2-6. I could not get past it. Free to play is 1 level per day for unit upgrades while pay to win is 20 levels per day for each unit. I would not recommend it to anyone.”
- “It's like a fraud to me... for fan service... I really love it... but the game's story, events, quests without progress notice, rewards, having little characters, same character but different elements... all of them are bad. I guarantee you (players)... you'll get bored after playing this game for a week or two... but for myself... I got bored after playing it once. So in my opinion, two stars for this game is right for me because it has really good fan service and I love it.”
- “Seems like a difficulty wall hits in chapter 2 of the story, forcing players to spend money to get good units.”
gameplay
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
35%
15%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the fun mechanics, deep progression system, and engaging graphics, while others criticize the pay-to-win elements and sluggish character movements. Some find the gameplay enjoyable and user-friendly, but many express frustration over the gacha mechanics and difficulty in leveling up without spending money. Overall, while the game has potential and appealing art, the gameplay experience is marred by balance issues and monetization concerns.
- “Cool game mechanics, lots of stuff to upgrade, deep progression curve with the nonachip system, very 'cultured' art style.”
- “Love the design and art, gameplay is fun and addictive, lots of customization in upgrading units.”
- “The simplicity of the gameplay makes it so much fun.”
- “The game has potential, but I think the level-up mechanic is a little hard to manage since you either have to sacrifice a character or keep replaying a stage. It's also hard to get a 3-star character, let alone a 4-star, since you really have to save up your diamonds, and it's not easy to get diamonds in the game. I might visit it again if it gets a remake, but overall, it's a pretty decent game, just not really to my liking.”
- “The pay-to-win mechanics are harsh.”
- “Boring, uninspired gameplay... another pay-to-win energy-based cash grab... rinse, lather, and repeat... basically only good for passing about 10 minutes a day... unless you drop lots of $$$... deleted this garbage.”
grinding
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and slow, with a lack of character variety and insufficient rewards for their efforts. While some progress can be made through grinding, it often feels sluggish and unfulfilling, leading to frustration over the balance between time investment and in-game rewards. Overall, the grinding experience is seen as excessive, with many players expressing a desire for a more engaging and rewarding system.
- “The character progression is really slow and the daily sequence is a bit tedious.”
- “Grinding much won't give higher quality items much.”
- “Too grindy though.”
monetization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
14%
71%
The monetization strategy of the game is widely criticized as being overly greedy and heavily reliant on pay-to-win mechanics, with many users feeling that significant progress requires substantial financial investment. While some appreciate the game's design and lack of intrusive ads, the overall sentiment suggests that it is primarily a cash grab, offering limited enjoyment without spending money.
- “Well thought out, good design; graphics aren't half bad either, but it's extremely pay-to-play. There are no ads, and I guess they have to make their money somehow, but if you want to progress, you will end up paying.”
- “Fun for 5 minutes and then it's an obvious cash grab.”
- “Greedy monetization, overpriced gacha as with any mobile game, but there's actual effort and soul that went into this app.”
- “Boring uninspired gameplay... another pay-to-win energy-based cash grab... rinse, lather, and repeat... basically only good for passing about 10 minutes a day... unless you drop lots of $$$... deleted this garbage.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features a humorous mecha storyline complemented by witty dialogue and appealing animation, creating an engaging experience reminiscent of anime. While the overall quality could be improved, players appreciate the funny character abilities and enjoyable gameplay, making it a fun mobile game for a diverse audience.
- “A fun mecha story with funny dialogue and good animation.”
- “The art is beautiful, gameplay is fun, the storyline is good, and the dialogue is funny.”
- “It's a nice game with funny perks; all in all, a good mobile game that appeals to a wide range of people.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
67%
Overall, players appreciate the character designs in the game, highlighting their quality and appeal. However, there is a desire for more diversity in character options, specifically the inclusion of male characters.
- “I like the character designs for the most part.”
- “The game is smooth; I love the character designs.”
- “The game is smooth, but I wish there were more male characters to choose from.”
- “I love the character designs.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game receives mixed feedback; while some players appreciate its quality and integration with the overall experience, others find it unusual or off-putting. Overall, it seems to enhance the game's atmosphere for many, despite some criticisms.
- “I love the graphics, character creation, leveling up, and even the music.”
- “I love the battle sprites, character art, and music.”
- “Why is the game music so weird?”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The game is praised for its smooth performance on low-end devices, maintaining good graphics and fighting mechanics. However, players suggest improvements in the movement and animations of the characters, as they feel somewhat sluggish, and recommend adding new player events or quests for better early-game resource acquisition.
- “This game can run smoothly on low-end devices, which I'm happy about. 😀”
- “Great graphics and fighting mechanics, but I have a suggestion: improve and optimize the movement and animations of the xens because they feel a bit sluggish. It would also be nice to introduce new player events or quests to help players gather materials and units early on.”
- “Great graphics and fighting mechanics, but I have a suggestion: improve and optimize the movement and animations of the Xens because they feel a bit sluggish. Additionally, it would be beneficial to introduce new player events or quests to help players gather materials and units early on. Offering a free 10-pull or a free Xen selector would also make it easier to collect materials later. That's my thoughts for now.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users suggest that lowering prices within the game could enhance its replayability, making it more accessible and encouraging players to engage with the content more frequently.
- “The game lacks variety, making it hard to find reasons to replay it.”
- “Once you've completed the main story, there's little incentive to go back.”
- “The limited choices and outcomes mean that replaying feels more like a chore than a fun experience.”