The style and quality of the game are AAA-level, especially the music this is from one of the top three gaming companies in China. Like all gatcha games, you can play without spending to very, very slowly get more characters, or spend money to speed it up. This is a "gatcha" game, a style of game designed to get you to "pull" (like a slot machine) at chances to win more powerful characters ("pay to win"). Players can also buy gold records for $1.99 to $99.99. Players can buy packs of gems, for instance, that range from $4.99 to $99.99 and are used to purchase gold records, which they'll need to spin a record player to pull a rare Esper. The game is free to play but can involve some costs. The conversations don't appear to be actively monitored, so inappropriate content and incivility could be a concern. User chats that are visible on the screen during play contain some iffy words, including "hell," and swears that have been partially censored, either automatically or voluntarily. Players' opponents in battles are fictional monsters, and those scenes generally aren't too gory, but the fighting is ruthless and makes up a large portion of the game. Early in the story, two characters are pursued and attacked in a scene that includes a detailed description of one character having a gun pressed to her head. The gameplay features fairly frequent violence.
Parents need to know that Dislyte is an action role-playing game for iOS and Android devices.
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