RAID’s graphics and voice acting are surprisingly good, the interface is rich in content, but it’s not hard to navigate.

There are plenty of activities to do and plenty of champions to try in RAID – even if the combat itself is not too exciting (but it can be difficult), you won’t get bored easily while playing this game. You can also go to Dungeons, Faction Wars, Arenas, or defeat Clan Bosses, which can be tackled with clan members only. You can go to the next region, once you’ve finished all the stages in the campaign. If you successfully clear a stage, you’ll get valuable loot, such as artifacts and silver, and some XP points of course, and you can go straight to the next stage, or quit by going back to Stage Selection. You would think that if this game has an auto mode, it’s easy, but trust me, it is not! If you don’t choose the right Champions with the right Artifacts and Masteries, you’ll easily get defeated, with our without automatic gameplay mode. It is recommended not to use auto mode when you are testing a brand new champion. RAID is a turn-based game, so you have some time to think about your next move, but you can also choose AUTO mode.

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