Madoka Magica Magia Exedra

Welp, it has been 1y since the game launched. I played it for more than 1y, spent quite a lot in this game. I would say, this is a great JP Gacha game, a well-known IP game. Madoka Exedra is a turn-based f2p gacha game. It has attacker, buffer, debuffer, defender, breaker, healer, total of 6 role. Each characters (we called them "Kioku") has their own playstyle which is nice. They do their own job perfectly. Speaking of Link Raid, it is the most challenging game mode in Exedra, I personally love it very much, even if you cannot defeat it with your f2p team, you can always call up your friend or have stranger to beat it for you, up to 9 friend excluding yourself, which is nice & lovely. We have a new game mode recently, which is Exedra Crisis mode. To whale or dolphin like myself, that mode basically more or less a ranking battle between player, we challenged each others, just like many ranking battle game for the ranking reward. I personally won't call it as "abyss" (a.k.a event that encourage player to pull new character to get resource), because basically you can use whatever you have to beat a dungeon, you can select the dungeon difficulty too, even if you can't clear it, you can still borrow overpowered Kioku from your followed friend! Let alone Ranking reward, even f2p player, you can definitely GET ALL THE EVENT REWARD for FREE, without spending!! Rest assure, there is no such forced-to-play "if you don't have XXX characters/Kioku then you cannot get this clear" condition. Regarding the PvP ranking, no need to worry too much, it just some reward coin to exchange staff for free. PvP ranking doesn't really matter, seasonally top 3 rewarded with Magia Key to gacha ain't really matter to be frank, not Magia Stone anyway. If you are worry about the characters/Kioku's "life", rest assure, the game don't kill an old characters. Even the server launched 1y old characters still shine in their own way, including 4*, it just depend on how you use/control them. If you're worry about "Inflation", that's the least thing to worry about in this game. Even full free 4* Kioku party beat the crap of all general dungeon in this game. Not to forget, this game also encourage player to raise 4* free Kioku to challenge the dungeon for Magia Stone from time to time as if saying "we ain't forget about the free Kioku and f2p players, rest assure" which is really nice IMO, although I'm not f2p player, unlike others turn-based game (not Exedra), abandoned 4* free character, HP inflation, force player to gacha new character for p2p party, pay to win condition, etc... you know what which game I'm talking about, don't ask. Speaking of free resource (since it is a gacha game), the free resource in this game ain't too much without event. Aside from normal battle pass (monthly card) you can get QUITE A LOT from the premium battle pass (monthly card) in return. The only drawback is, the auto system, the auto battle AI logic in this game is suck to be frank, otherwise this game is perfect. Sorry for my grammar, and that's all my opinion. Hope they actually fix the last cons in this game to reach a perfect game!

■いい点 とにかくゲームが超楽しいです。 CGと音楽が素敵です。 アニメの素晴らしさをゲームで完璧に再現できています。 懐かしくも思います 戦い方は崩壊スターレイルと大体一緒ですが、お陰で学ぶ労力を省けました。 それに、チーム作りに関して、なんかスターレイルより面白い気がします。 ■改善点 毎回ボタンを押す度にNow Loading画面に待たされてストレスが溜まります。 超馬鹿らしい作りだと思います。 ゲームを作る人は本当にゲームをやりました？ 全部ローカルにダンロードしておけば解決できるはずですが、そんなにダメなの？ ストーリーの動画は単純に過去のアニメを再生しているだけです。 コストを抑える為ならいいですが、 2026年の今、720pと1080Pのアニメを出しておかしいと思わないの？ 自分は4kで遊んでいるので、いきなり20年前の720p画像を出されてすごく違和感を感じます。 最近AIが発達しているので、それを使って720pのアニメを4kに作り直してほしいです。 大してお金かからないでしょう？ 吹替のあるストーリーをスキップなしで楽しく鑑賞しましたが、 一部のストーリーは吹替がありませんので、見る気が湧きません。 吹替を追加していただければ、ゲームがもっと魅力的になると思います。

It's a good game but it gets repetitive after a while, the story is great though but the gameplay isn't the best

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Madoka Magica Magia Exedra is a free-to-play RPG developed by WRIGHT FLYER STUDIOS and f4samurai, Inc., and published by Aniplex Inc. Drawing inspiration from the beloved Puella Magi Madoka Magica universe, the game combines an original narrative with memorable stories from across the franchise, creating an experience that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Players assume the role of a mysterious girl who awakens inside the enigmatic Lighthouse without any recollection of who she is. Guided by fragments of forgotten memories, she travels through the lives of numerous Magical Girls, piecing together both her own identity and the emotional journeys of the heroines whose destinies shaped the series. This narrative structure allows longtime fans to revisit iconic moments while offering newcomers a clear entry point into the franchise's rich mythology. The game's presentation is among its strongest features. Every environment reflects the distinctive visual identity that Madoka Magica is known for, particularly the eerie Witch Labyrinths filled with surreal imagery and symbolic designs. The transition from animated storytelling to fully realized 3D exploration gives familiar locations a new level of depth, while beautifully animated character models bring each Magical Girl to life during both exploration and combat. Signature attacks are recreated with dramatic visual effects that capture the personalities and powers of the characters, and the original Japanese voice cast enhances every emotional scene. Together with an atmospheric soundtrack, the audiovisual presentation successfully preserves the melancholic yet hopeful tone that has defined the franchise for years. Combat centers on building a team from an extensive roster of Magical Girls drawn from different entries in the series. Each character contributes unique skills and abilities, encouraging players to experiment with team combinations, elemental advantages, and tactical strategies when facing increasingly dangerous enemies. Battles are easy to understand at first but gradually introduce enough strategic complexity to keep progression engaging. Recruiting and strengthening favorite characters becomes a rewarding part of the overall experience, especially as new memories, abilities, and upgrades are unlocked over time. The inclusion of cooperative content, online competitive modes, cross-platform support, and Steam achievements also provides additional objectives beyond simply completing the main story. The narrative succeeds because it focuses on more than fan service alone. While players revisit familiar events from previous titles, the mystery surrounding the Lighthouse and the forgotten protagonist gives the adventure its own identity. Themes of sacrifice, friendship, determination, hope, and despair are woven naturally into each chapter, reflecting the emotional storytelling that made the original anime stand out. Every recovered memory adds another piece to the larger mystery while simultaneously expanding the personal stories of the Magical Girls, resulting in a campaign that feels meaningful rather than simply episodic. Fans who have followed the franchise for years will appreciate the numerous callbacks, while those experiencing the world for the first time can still enjoy a compelling fantasy narrative. Like many modern free-to-play RPGs, however, Madoka Magica Magia Exedra relies heavily on gacha mechanics for character acquisition. Building a dream roster often requires patience, luck, or optional spending, and upgrading multiple characters can involve repetitive resource farming. These systems may discourage players who prefer a fully self-contained progression model. Fortunately, the game's polished production values, enjoyable combat, generous story content, and consistent stream of unlockable rewards help lessen the impact of these familiar live-service limitations. Overall, Madoka Magica Magia Exedra is a faithful adaptation that captures the emotional heart and unique atmosphere of one of anime's most celebrated magical girl franchises. Its compelling blend of original storytelling, strategic battles, impressive visuals, and a large cast of beloved characters creates an experience that will particularly resonate with existing fans while remaining approachable for newcomers. Although the monetization model and progression grind occasionally slow the pacing, the quality of its presentation and narrative make it a worthwhile RPG that successfully honors its source material while establishing its own identity. Rating: 7/10

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