
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.
75 people found this review helpful

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!
2 people found this review helpful

Worm Wood
Could be exactly what beybladers need if it just worked. Really laggy, couldn't even make it through the full tutorial without it glitching out. Best part about it is scanning in the beyblades that you buy, would be great for logging inventory but notice stats aren't matching the box so makes it kinda pointless. Needs to be updated so stats to match the actual beyblades, needs overhaul on bugs, glitches and lag, needs beyblade rpm detector like Japanese app, that would be sweet.
5 people found this review helpful