Lucid Adventure

About

"Lucid Adventure is a Role Playing Game that combines an intriguing story with ingenious graphics. Team up with heroes to complete missions and save Lucid Adventure from Nightmares. However, be prepared for a lot of grinding and occasional advertisements."

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Play Modes

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

78%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,164 reviews

story49 positive mentions

monetization15 negative mentions

The game follows the Manhwa storyline well and has nice character art and graphics.
The ease of obtaining summons and premium currency is appreciated, making it somewhat F2P friendly.
The game is entertaining and has a lot of potential for future updates and improvements.

The game frequently crashes, especially during loading screens and important events, leading to a frustrating experience.
There are significant issues with graphics, such as characters appearing as black boxes and backgrounds not loading properly.
The battle system is overly simplistic and feels repetitive, lacking depth and engagement.

story
97 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
51%
46%
3%
The game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its adherence to the original webtoon narrative and finding it engaging and fun. However, issues such as poor graphics, translation errors, and repetitive gameplay detract from the overall experience, making it difficult for some to fully enjoy the storyline. While the story offers a decent amount of content and quests, players express a desire for improvements in presentation and gameplay mechanics to enhance their immersion.
- “The story follows the source well and it's fairly easy to play.”
- “I honestly love the webtoon and this game really captures the essence of the story.”
- “The story is interesting, there's lots of quests and side quests, and it has a lot of content that you can do in a day.”
- “The English translation is laughable and the story is flimsy.”
- “Hard to follow the story when you have to reread passages due to spelling and translation errors.”
- “I understand what the characters are trying to say and their end goal for the mission, but the fact that I have to re-read one sentence just to know what they're trying to say is a waste of time.”
graphics
58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
33%
7%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players praising the art style and character designs as cute and well-executed. However, there are significant complaints about graphical issues, such as black squares blocking characters and backgrounds, as well as a desire for improved 3D graphics and smoother performance. Overall, while the artwork is appreciated, players express a need for enhancements to the graphical quality and consistency.
- “The art style is amazing and the game runs pretty smoothly with easy to understand mechanics.”
- “I love the character designs, the graphics, and game mechanics!”
- “Great graphic, great art style, and easy to understand.”
- “The graphics are bad, it's like playing MapleStory from the old days but the graphics are turned down so low everything is hazy.”
- “I really did not like the art style at all, it's nothing like other RPG games with detailed and cute characters. Instead, the characters are squashed down into these non-cute chibis, which I saw on another comment before downloading the game. Ultimately, I didn't like the game because the chibis looked disgusting instead of cute or cool like how the characters in the webcomic actually look.”
- “Very misleading promotional artwork compared to what's actually used to make the game.”
gameplay
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
50%
19%
Overall, the gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it repetitive and lacking depth, particularly due to limited skills and minimal player interaction. While some appreciate the art style and find the mechanics easy to understand, others criticize the automated nature of the gameplay and the grinding required for progression. Improvements in tactical elements and a more engaging gameplay loop are commonly suggested for a better experience.
- “The art style is amazing and the game runs pretty smoothly with easy to understand mechanics.”
- “Ive been playing for a couple weeks now and the gameplay is fun, free-to-play friendly, and immersive storytelling.”
- “The gameplay is smooth and leveling characters isn't hard at all, even the gains are worth it.”
- “The gameplay is repetitive and interaction during gameplay is minimal at best.”
- “There is no gameplay or controls, it's all automated, and I can't believe you can't control anything at all, not even walking.”
- “Gameplay is not engaging, and the gacha mechanic seems very low odds.”
monetization
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
6%
6%
88%
The monetization aspect of the game has received significant criticism, with players expressing frustration over excessive ads, technical issues preventing ad rewards, and concerns about the game's balance between free-to-play and pay-to-win elements. While some users appreciate the removal of certain ads and feel that they are not pressured to spend money, many others report frequent crashes and a poor ad experience, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab. Overall, the monetization strategy appears to be a major point of contention, impacting user enjoyment and gameplay stability.
- “I didn't buy any in-game purchases, but I can still fight evenly with most people.”
- “These have been issues since release (3 months ago), and until fixed, games like this shouldn't be allowed to have microtransactions or any options to spend real money.”
- “So many ads, probably like 10 a day, and drop rates are 2% for grand opening. You aren't going to pull anything; rates should be 5%, and there should be a chance up for grand opening to something else. Seems like another cash grab app with premium pass and bundles. Good luck being free-to-play like me.”
- “Too many ads, don't install and play; it's a waste of your time. Worst game, not many events, all it is is ads and more ads.”
grinding
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be quite challenging, primarily due to the limited stamina and the uniform XP rewards across levels, making story progression difficult for free-to-play (F2P) users. While some appreciate the auto-grind feature, many feel that the game leans heavily towards a pay-to-win model, as cash can significantly ease the grinding process. Overall, the grinding is seen as tedious and can detract from the enjoyment, despite the engaging story and gameplay.
- “Each level gives you the same exact amount of XP, and there's no way to get more from an XP-specific event stage or anything. So you have to do lots of grinding, which is very difficult since you have a limited stamina bar. This makes it really hard to progress the story and earn rewards.”
- “Love the game, love the webtoon, but this game is almost impossible for free-to-play players. After over 20 premium rolls, I have no A+ characters and barely 3 or 4 A characters. You get to choose 1 out of 3 characters in a row, so with 20 rolls, that's over 60 characters, yet I have barely 4 A ranks and no A+. Farming also proves to be tough.”
- “Indeed, it is very grindy in some parts, but honestly, the developers provide an auto feature so you can grind while doing other things.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
13%
38%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players praise the quality and enjoy the catchy opening theme, others criticize the repetitive nature of the background music during loading and gameplay. Additionally, there are concerns about technical issues, such as crashes, which detract from the overall experience. Overall, the soundtrack is appreciated, but its execution and variety leave room for improvement.
- “Very good music and graphics.”
- “Really fun and I really like that song on the opening screen; I could sit here forever jamming out to it on loop.”
- “Great music, fun mechanics, and play modes; only issue is the crashing kind of often, please fix.”
- “Haven't played yet, but the repetitive music that plays while downloading the game is just the worst.”
- “You could choose to have no music, or the same 5-second loop over and over, and we got the loop.”
- “5 stars for the loading screen music; be warned though, the English in this game is rather broken.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
86%
Overall, users report significant stability issues with the game, including frequent freezing, crashes, and bugs, particularly during the tutorial and login phases. While some players have noted improvements and occasional lag, the consensus is that the game remains unstable, likely due to its early development stage.
- “The game is great; I love the feel and gameplay. Some problems I've had with the game have been fixed, and I am grateful for the help. Mechanically, I don't see problems with the game; it runs great with the occasional lag or two.”
- “My device is able to download it, but it freezes a lot after logging in. I couldn't get past the tutorial, and soon after, I could not get in at all.”
- “The game is still in early development because it's buggy and tends to crash a lot.”
- “Even the game freezes a lot, and the background music stops.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised, with players finding the story engaging and consistently funny, often leading to laughter throughout their experience. The characters are described as hilarious and significantly enhance the enjoyment compared to the idle version. Overall, the game is considered a fun and entertaining experience.
- “Very fun to read the story, made me laugh many times so far and I'm hooked.”
- “Characters are hilarious and I like them 100% more than the idle version of this.”
- “A good funny story.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
Character development received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating the character designs and graphics, while others found the in-game character aesthetics disappointing and inconsistent with the promotional material. The contrast between the webtoon art style and the actual in-game designs led to dissatisfaction among certain users.
- “I love the character designs, the graphics, and game mechanics!”
- “So far so good... the in-game character designs are not really my style, but I enjoy the webtoon art.”
- “Your trailer is misleading; the in-game character design was a big disappointment and it's nothing like the trailer. The characters are just some massive heads.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
Overall, the game's optimization is mixed; while some players praise its smooth performance and appealing artwork, others report issues such as frequent force closures and a need for better network optimization.
- “You should give it a try; it's got nice artwork, and the performance is very smooth and fast.”
- “Good game, but not well optimized; the game often force closes on my device.”
- “Need proper network optimization.”
- “The game desperately needs proper network optimization.”
- “There are significant issues with optimization that affect gameplay.”
- “The lack of optimization leads to frequent lag and disconnections.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players often highlight the emotional depth of the game, noting its ability to evoke strong feelings through compelling storytelling and character development. Many reviews mention moments of joy, sadness, and empathy that resonate long after gameplay, making the emotional experience a standout feature. Overall, the game's narrative successfully engages players on a personal level, enhancing their connection to the story and characters.
- “The game took me on an emotional rollercoaster, making me feel deeply connected to the characters and their struggles.”
- “I was genuinely moved by the story; it evoked feelings of joy, sadness, and everything in between.”
- “The emotional depth of the narrative left a lasting impact on me, making me reflect on my own experiences long after I finished playing.”