Adventurers Guild

Trailer have nothing with original game its just another mobile afk game full of pay ads

[h1]DO NOT DOWNLOAD OR PLAY THIS GAME![/h1] [b]Even if it is Free-to-Play—stay away![/b] [list] [*]Without exception, every single screenshot and all shown gameplay scenes in the video are FAKE! Even the shown screen aspect ratio is FAKE! [*]It is portrayed as a mix of Pokémon, Digimon, and Palworld. Sold as a 3D action-adventure with monster catching/collecting, evolving, combat, and base building in an MMO environment. In the video, a Palworld character throws a real Pokéball at a Charizard while a Greymon watches from the left side of the screen. [*]The screenshot of the class selection even shows a fake Totoro! [*]In reality, it is an autoplay mobile game. It runs, fights, accepts and turns in quests automatically, jumps to the next areas automatically, casts all skills on its own, and loots without your input. Even if you turn off "auto-path" and "auto-combat", it automatically re-enables itself after 5 seconds—you could call it "auto-auto", I think. [*]Look for the publisher or developer: He is non-existent. You won't find anything about him. Suspicion is high that something shady is going on. [/list] [b]Therefore, stay away! Do not touch under any circumstances:[/b] a) Nothing about the publisher/developer to be found at all b) All screenshots faked c) Mobile, autoplay, zero ability to do anything yourself -> no chance to even verify if it's a real game or just a long scripted loop d) There are no disclosures on how AI was used, but high suspicion that this entire project was generated by AI. e) Right in the middle of changing zones, the game wanted to download additional "game content". So no developer profile, everything fake, questionable if it's even a real game, and then downloading from a non-Steam server? The download got stuck at 100% while the progress bar only showed 50%—due to security concerns, I aborted. If it were just one or two of these points, you might give a small indie studio the benefit of the doubt. But all of it? That's not a mistake—it's a massive [b]Red Flag[/b].