I unlocked the Daemon Hunter at level 23 on my first character using sol gems that I had earned in the game, and hadn’t spent a dime. Later, you can unlock the third class, Daemon Hunter, by either spending 200 gems aka sol, or reaching level 30 and spending a nice pile of coins. The first thing you’ll do is create a character and choose one of the two classes, one is more of a melee assassin with higher damage and lower defense, and the other is more of a tank/bruiser. Combat looks great as well, especially some of the abilities that the different classes have, but even just basic attacks are well done. You’ve also got a plethora of different items with their own visual models displayed on your character, and some of them (particularly the weapons) look awesome. Obviously you’ll be fighting a lot of the same monsters multiple times, but there are still a variety that you’ll encounter, and they are all very fitting with the scenery - plus, you’ll be encountering new ones every few levels. As you progress through each area, you’ll find levels with the exact environments you played in previous ones, but that lead to new areas. Of course, there is repetition and re-used enemies at points, but the campaign is broken up into four main areas each with a completely unique theme. There’s also plenty of different scenery and visuals to keep your eyes interested, rather than just playing the same thing over and over again. However, when the game is running smooth, it’s running very smooth and it looks great. There are moments of slight lag which might be something with my phone, and I haven’t really looked into remedying them because it isn’t that noticeable. One of the games I picked up was Darkness Reborn, and I was really surprised with how great the game ran on it’s highest settings. I recently picked up the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, and really wanted to try out a game with good graphics to test out my new device.

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