Over Priced
The game is great… However, 15 Rounds gives you an hour play time. Then you are locked out behind a pay wall. $15 a month to be limited to 200 Rounds per month, which is 13 hours play time a month. Why would i pay that money to be allowed a certain amount of play time per month? Simply put, I wouldn’t and I wont, it’s ridiculous. In my opinion it should be a one time payment of $10 to purchase the game which gets you 13hrs a month standard with no subscription, then if you want more playtime you can subscribe for more playtime. Change the prices or at least increase the amount of playtime. I will keep it installed until i see this change. If it doesn’t change, I’m uninstalling it.
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It’s just not ready
This is literally nothing than what you can do and I have personally done on GPT and Gimini. They might even do it better, this one lags too much and goes in circles ALOT while still using your “rounds” other AI will have that issue sometimes too but it’s not pretentious enough to charge you for it. All and all this is a cool concept but mostly just a cash grab for people too lazy to ask their own AI bot to just do this for them.
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Too expensive
⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2/5)
The game itself is genuinely fun. The AI is one of the better ones I’ve used, and that’s what makes the pricing so disappointing.
The biggest issue is the monetization. You can pay $5, $15/month, or even $25/month, and you’re still limited by rounds/credits. (Old Greg’s Tavern) A subscription doesn’t actually let you play whenever you want—it just gives you a larger allowance before you have to stop. Once those rounds are gone, that’s it. There’s no option to simply wait for energy to regenerate or continue playing at a slower pace. The only solution is to buy more.
For $15–25 a month, there are entire services with massive libraries of games or unlimited access to their core features. Xbox Game Pass, Netflix, Spotify Premium, and even many AI services offer much more value for the same price. Here, that money can disappear in a few longer play sessions if you really get into a campaign.
I understand AI costs money to run, and I don’t expect unlimited free usage. But paying a monthly subscription and still feeling like every action is draining a meter makes it hard to relax and enjoy the game. It feels less like a subscription and more like buying another pack of tokens every month.
I’d gladly support this game if subscriptions offered unlimited standard gameplay or at least a generous free mode after your credits run out. Right now, the pricing feels too restrictive for what you’re paying, which is unfortunate because the game itself has a lot of potential.
The game itself is genuinely fun. The AI is one of the better ones I’ve used, and that’s what makes the pricing so disappointing.
The biggest issue is the monetization. You can pay $5, $15/month, or even $25/month, and you’re still limited by rounds/credits. (Old Greg’s Tavern) A subscription doesn’t actually let you play whenever you want—it just gives you a larger allowance before you have to stop. Once those rounds are gone, that’s it. There’s no option to simply wait for energy to regenerate or continue playing at a slower pace. The only solution is to buy more.
For $15–25 a month, there are entire services with massive libraries of games or unlimited access to their core features. Xbox Game Pass, Netflix, Spotify Premium, and even many AI services offer much more value for the same price. Here, that money can disappear in a few longer play sessions if you really get into a campaign.
I understand AI costs money to run, and I don’t expect unlimited free usage. But paying a monthly subscription and still feeling like every action is draining a meter makes it hard to relax and enjoy the game. It feels less like a subscription and more like buying another pack of tokens every month.
I’d gladly support this game if subscriptions offered unlimited standard gameplay or at least a generous free mode after your credits run out. Right now, the pricing feels too restrictive for what you’re paying, which is unfortunate because the game itself has a lot of potential.
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Good game!
Actually pretty fun!
Fun
I recently started Baldurs gate 3 and this is a great way to get some more experience on my phone since I’ve never played DND before