I've been playing this since launch but unfortunately some error is keeping me from logging in anymore. Pretty much everything about Eversoul is extremely generic but for some reason I'm pretty fond of it. The little love stories for each character can be pretty endearing and the models are really high quality for an autobattler. They're also so generous with the currency that it's the only gacha I've ever played where I could guarantee rolling every single character as they came out but I might also just be a luckgod. Garnet best girl btw tbh.

E: I decided to update this review following my permanent retirement of this game. The below review will still remain, but all I'm adding here is that the plot fails to captivate me and despite having multiple charming designs, the characters themselves feel one-note thus far.

Maxing a character's rarity is normally not too expensive. But with the planned addition of Chaos units which run Limited banners and require 14 copies to reach Origin tier, the rest being pullable off the exclusive Erika's Alchemy gacha (read: an expensive option), not a fan of the upcoming scope creep.

You still have to deal with the Keepsake (Equipment) grind, trying to get it with the attributes you so desire, as well as the leveling up process, which gets prohibitively expensive at levels 180, and only gets harder from there.

So yes, I actually am done this time around.

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I am by no means done with the game, but I believe this is more than enough time for me to leave a review of whether the whole thing is worth your while or not.

Eversoul is a mobile gacha idle game that stars a modern era character (you) being whisked away into a fantastical future earth that is inhabited by 'Souls,' spirits of items who have gained sentience and the ability to form their own bodies.

As is standard for such games, all of the playable souls are girls, you are a male character, and of course, you get to collect your own harem and cultivate a relationship with them.

One of its core features is its 'love stories,' what-if scenarios
wherein your character decides to pursue the affection of a particular Soul. With this, the bulk of dialogue has you becoming romantically involved with characters, as you grind their affection high enough they start to likewise open up to you.

Aside from that, most of its combat is done as an idle battler, where a team of 5 characters at a time will fight another 5 characters or a superboss. Curiously, the game features no stamina gating system. You can go as far as you want to, whenever you need to, gated only by the dripfed level up currencies.

The Gacha economy here is rather cheap, in the sense that free currency is given almost at will. However, this is still balanced by you requiring 8 to 16 copies of a particular unit to max them to the highest rank possible that doesn't result in diminishing returns.

While it doesn't take too long to max the characters you desire, it's still a gacha luckfest and the system is so designed that you will eventually need to pull from rate-up banners if you're not patient or willing to wait for the game to randomly pull you characters from an expanding pool of other characters.

It on the unfortunate side has so many other systems and a hit-or-miss translation that it is somewhat a chore to play. Still, if you were looking to play something as a freemium player, this is it.