Doomsday: The Seven Deadly Sins

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This game is an infinite paywall. They did 3 collabs back to back to back. They added transcended armament which cost 23k USD per set imagine 5 squads = 100k. Players did a petition and IGG reacted with a false email stating that they will fix things but never gave a timeline. If you are f2p/low spender honestly skip this 7game and save time + money you will never be able to keep up even if you are there 24/7 after their last update a lot of players quit for Rise Of Kingdom which is much more funnier

# Game Review This game left me with mixed feelings. It has one of the strongest early-game experiences I've seen in a mobile strategy game, but most of its problems become obvious after just a few weeks. ## Pros **Excellent early game.** The first 2–3 weeks are by far the best part of the game. Fast progression, village captures, territorial warfare, resource battles, and constant action make it incredibly engaging. **Great visuals.** The artwork and overall visual style are high quality and well polished. **Low spending required at the beginning.** You can comfortably enjoy both the early game and even the mid game with only minimal spending. **Frequent events.** The developers clearly support the game with regular events. Unfortunately, most of them reuse the same mechanics with different artwork, so they become repetitive very quickly. ## Cons **Servers die very quickly.** Within 2–3 weeks, most players quit. By the time Region 3 opens, there usually aren't enough active players to fill even a single alliance. Competition completely disappears, and so does the motivation to keep playing. **The mid game is much weaker than the early game.** Territorial wars are basically over, the world map loses its importance, and gameplay turns into resource farming and repetitive events. There are features like the Island and the Archipelago, but they appear too rarely, and because of the game's poor balance (see below), they don't really solve the problem. **Poor matchmaking.** Matchmaking is based on total alliance power instead of actual strength and player activity. Experienced players can manipulate the system by removing their equipment before matchmaking. As a result, you either face opponents who are far stronger than you or alliances that are practically empty. Neither scenario is enjoyable. **Hero and balance issues.** Most heroes are useless, yet you're forced to upgrade them anyway. New heroes are consistently much stronger than older ones, making previous lineups obsolete. In reality, each troop type has only one or two meta combinations that are actually competitive. **The game becomes heavily pay-to-win.** Early on, you can stay competitive by spending around **$200–300 per month**. Later, however, competing without spending **thousands of dollars every month** becomes nearly impossible. If you don't pay, you're reduced to little more than a spectator. **Endless new servers.** This isn't because the game keeps attracting huge numbers of new players. It's because the mid game is boring and the late game is dominated by whales, so most players spend one or two months on a server and then start over on a new one. As a result, old servers become empty very quickly, and long-term account progression loses its value. Around **80% of the accounts on a server are bots or farming accounts**. They don't even read alliance chat. Real players make up only about **10–20%** of a new server. No proper knowledge base. The game is full of hidden mechanics that are never properly explained. Most players end up ruining two, three, or even four accounts before they figure out how the game actually works. By then, they've already wasted a lot of time and money. ## Final Thoughts The biggest problem with this game is that its best content is the first two or three weeks. That's why so many players keep restarting on new servers instead of continuing to develop a single account. If the developers made the mid game and late game as engaging as the early game, improved matchmaking, and reduced the game's dependence on heavy spending, this could be one of the best mobile strategy games available. Right now, however, it's an excellent game with a fantastic beginning—but very weak long-term player retention.

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