DLCs for less grind or easy mode aren't a good sign..

Pay to win - the DLCs.

I could copy paste my Steam review for this game...in the end...it is shovelware, very easy (no need for Pay to Win DLC) and one of the most boring games from Exe....and believe me I have played nearly every game from them.

Well, I don't know about divine, but this sure is ass.

Yeah, with this DLC that's pretty much instant ignore. That makes the DLC even worse then.....

I looked at the game, thought it seemed interesting and then... I saw the army of DLCs... so the whole experience is about 50$. Hard pass for now.

A DLC is supposed to be DownLoadable Content; those are more like DLT, DownLoadable Trainers. Remember trainers? Those weird software that helped you cheat at games? Well, that's that. All those so-called DLCs do is make your characters stronger and progressing faster. Is that really part of "the whole experience"? I don't know.

But I do know it's a massive red flag; shows the game's developer and/or publisher is trying to get more money while delivering less content.

Talk about ridiculous DLC... Pay extra to increase exp, SP or damage, or heal after battle? Seriously now?

I actually like the DLC just because I don't feel like I'm missing anything by not having it. Doesn't hurt for people to have the option to buy it if the want it.

I read it's a quick paced, shorter game so I don't want to make it any shorter with the DLC. Maybe if I want to grind to level 999 and find out that I will need it, if so I would be willing to buy it, we'll see. Sounds like my kind of game so I bought it and will try it out for my RPG pocket gaming on the go. So many of the newest 3d games eat battery fast and just aren't comfortable on a small screen to me.

It looks like something came out of that email I sent to Kemco last year. It may not be their best, but I'm going to buy it anyway because I went to the trouble of writing it and sending it to them asking if they will put some games on GOG. It's the thought that counts.

Looks interesting, NOT paying full price for a game that sells "pay to skip the grind" DLC. I'll look at it again when it's at least 50% off

I'm disappointed. I remember when KEMCO titles were free or at least very cheap, 7 or 8 years ago.
It was the same style (or even the same titles) as today and they were conceived as quite competent and content-rich RPGs for Android (and Maybe IOs) inspired by SNES classics. They're probably emulated, since sys requisites are high for this 16 bit kind of games. They were much loved back then, of course they had ADs and microtransactions, but they weren't excessive. I understand the flaws of that business model, everybody has as years have passed, but sticking with that model on PC and more or less on full price (for a medium-sized game) I don't think is a wise move, it feels like asking too much after having not asked anything before.

Same on Steam. Not sure why it's not part of the game? What next? DLC to allow you to save?