Duet Night Abyss

One of DNA's strongest points is its story, and the developers clearly took some inspiration from FFXIV (mostly Heavensward).

Characters - This point is a strong one in the games favor for designs, a lot people were drawn to this game off of the character design alone.

The game certainly looks great when it comes to it's graphics and how it handles lighting, effects and so on while making sure it all fits with it's anime art style. the new zone at the moment of writing this review (Huaxu) takes this aspect to a whole new level.

It's evident from the very start that Icelake feels heavily inspired by Ishgard and the Icelake Outskirts soundtrack shares a similar core to Coerthas Western Highlands, invoking that same atmosphere.

Titles like Duet Night Abyss which have many different upgrade and gameplay systems tend to have a poor new player experience, and while this game was somewhat overwhelming early on, the difficulty curve, tutorials, and crucially the UI for resources and materials are so well implemented that I found it to be a cut above its competition in that regard.