Eslabong

fav game of teambuilder genre

足球经理的感觉啊，挺上头

얼엑이지만 돈이 아깝지않을 정도의 수작임. 컨텐츠 나중에 더 추가되면 더재밌을듯

Pretty fun and with a good AI, enjoyed a lot

데모해보고 개재밌어서 꾸준히 업뎃하길 바라는 마음으로 구매

This game really caught me off guard, its really fun. The management/out of battle mechanics are really interesting and it really feels like I'm taking part in a big competition. The arena combat is also quite fun, the classes are varied and there are a lot of skills. I would love to see some more complex/dangerous arenas, things like spike traps or even just walls/obstacles to maneuver around. I don't have a lot of play time yet so if that exists already my bad.

Feedback I'm a Korean gamer who has been enjoying Eslabong, and I wanted to share some feedback about the game's progression and PvP system. One of the things I find most fun about Eslabong is not just the strategy, but also the excitement of pulling an amazing, legendary-level character and building them up. However, with the current PvP stat normalization and the fact that the seasons are essentially endless, the game has started to feel more repetitive and grind-heavy to me. I think the game could be much more interesting if there were a limited number of seasons, something like 10–15 seasons. After completing the final season, players could choose 5 characters they have raised, set up their strategic formation, and use that team to enter PvP. This would give players a real reason to search for and build the strongest possible team during those 15 seasons. It would also bring back the excitement of pulling a legendary-level character. If you get an amazing character, you would actually have a reason to invest in them because you're thinking about your final PvP team. It would also give players a reason to care about winning seasons early on. For example, if winning a season early allows you to sell your characters for a higher price, then winning early seasons could increase the overall value and strength of your roster by the time you reach Season 15. That would make season management and decision-making much more meaningful. And since Season 15 would be the end of the progression cycle, you wouldn't necessarily need a traditional endless endgame. Instead, there could be more content focused on leveling characters, gaining Prestige (명성), and developing your roster throughout the 15 seasons. Since there would be a clear endpoint at Season 15, you could also prevent players from repeatedly saving and loading their game to retry character pulls, and increase the chances of getting characters with higher growth potential, including characters that reach their maximum growth potential. Then, after Season 15, the game could transition into a proper PvP endgame. PvP could be separated by difficulty as well. For example: Peace players can only PvP against other Peace players. Infernus players can only PvP against players from the same Infernus difficulty. Each difficulty could have its own leaderboard. I think this would make raising characters much more satisfying, because you would not just be raising characters for the sake of endlessly progressing. You would be raising them while thinking about how they will fit into your final PvP team. Right now, I feel like the biggest problem is that the game doesn't really have an endpoint. There are a lot of places where you need Prestige as an endgame currency, but there aren't enough meaningful ways to obtain it. Because the progression never really ends, it can turn into an endless loop of grinding the same things over and over again. I feel like this may be one of the reasons some players eventually get burned out and quit. I really like the core idea of Eslabong, especially the strategy and the excitement of finding and developing great characters. I think giving the game a clear 10–15 season progression cycle, followed by a PvP endgame, could make those parts of the game much more meaningful and exciting.