Mirage: Perfect Skyline Android (MMORPG) Game Review

Mirage delivers nothing interesting

Mirage: Perfect Skyline is an Android game developed by the EYOUGAME(USS) and released in December 2021. Over the course of a year, the game was downloaded by 500K users from the Google Play Store.

It is unfortunate for me to say Mirage: the perfect Skyline didn’t meet my expectations.

Mirage is a manga-style animated game. I personally do not prefer this type of game unless there are good graphics and a nice storyline.

The problem with the game is that I got confused when I first logged in. You must choose a side, either with God or with the devil. That part is clear to me.

But, come on… Where is the map or tutorial I need to use before diving into the game? There are too many buttons and offers always blinking on my small mobile screen. I can’t concentrate on what I need to do next.

Then I noticed a notification scroll on the left side, where tasks are displayed. I clicked on that and don’t know how the game went into autoplay mode. The character is now moving automatically and fighting the boss. All I had to do was touch the on-screen upgrade or repair button sometime. It’s like you are not playing the game, you are just a spectator.

I wish it would have at least a storyline where I can learn about the world, then go to places to explore and defeat some small demons before going to slaughter a boss in the arena.
Everything is too noisy in the game: the display, the monotonous dialogue, etc. I loved the opening music, though. Graphics are not bad at all but can be improved, I guess.

The game delivers only fifty percent of what it looks like. The other half is still in the process of being released, I guess. Honestly, I have lost interest in logging in again as it is hard to understand my purpose in the game. Maybe playing Neverland is a good choice instead of Mirage: Perfect Skyline.