Miya

YOW! I really love this game! hack/slash combat mechanics+semi realistic characters graphic style is the type of game I've been looking for. I'm getting bored of anime style hack/slash games such as Genshin,WuWa,PGR and more of those anime graphic style combat games. Sadly this game don't have that many features but I swear this game have potential. This game deserves way more attention!

👍 Pros: very nice Graphics 🕹️ Controls: easy 📖 Storyline: very hard boss fights 👏 💪 🎵 Sound: #phonk 🤼 Combat Mechanics: very nice 3d cut cines 🧠 Strategy & Tactics based 🧩 Puzzle Design 🐞 Performance: nice

It's been a while that this game is out and still there is a delay between when you press block button and when it happens The content is limited and very boring

Intro: My Device📱: Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus 16GB RAM + 16GB VRAM Watching the game trailer of Miya made me want to try playing this game, especially since it is still considered very new. Graphics: ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Even though the graphics are not yet stable on my smartphone, requiring me to lower the specifications from high 60fps to high 30fps, the result made my gameplay in Miya quite stable. The animations and monster details are impressive, especially the lobby area where Miya first appears, showing very detailed interiors.

CChill offline fighter, couple costumes. Looking forward to updates

(▼⌣▼) cool game I like it

Wow for 1gb+ game Only 6stages and 1 wardrobe +1skill tree ... I really dunno what to say...

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Was good experience

No offline?