
Charlie Wahl
This is disappointing to say the least, especially compared to the Japanese equivalent. The battles are slow and tedious, the in-game controls are awkward and uncomfortable to use, and your kit relies more on modular gacha powerups than the bey components themselves. The only thing I actually enjoyed was scanning my collection into the virtual library, but even that is better done in the Japanese app.
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Freiya
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Scanning in the Fort Hornet beyblade bugged my whole account, the app became unusable. I reinstalled and made a new account and scanned in all the beys except Fort Hornet and now the app works fine again. I have been playing a lot less since all this, I lost a Lot of progress. Otherwise the game is a great showcase of the beyblades and the fights are entertaining. I wished they did updates and bug fixes more frequently and maybe a little more content like the rpm reader in the Japanese version.
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Sam Fox
Cool to scan new products and have a catalogue of what you have, was hoping the gameplay would be something more akin to "slayblade" which got me looking at beyblade in the first place. instead you get a multiplayer pokemon go feeling experience, very simple gameplay but that makes it all the more frustrating when a network issues interferes with the game especially given it requires accuracy to build up. At least I can play pc games on phones these days!
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