Horizon Walker

What kind of game this is and who it suits

Horizon Walker is a turn-based strategy RPG with a gacha system for collecting characters. The characters are called Vanguards, and the listing describes them as anime girls who came through from other dimensions. The player's job is to collect and raise them and use them to fight the Forsaken Gods, who came out of Rifts that opened across the world.

The listing presents it as a story-driven game with a dark fantasy setting, mythology, and romance elements. It is rated USK 16+, and the developer notes grotesque and brutal imagery in the story. Someone who likes collecting characters, turn-based tactics and a heavy, mythology-based world is the audience the listing has in mind. The listing also compares it to tactical RPGs, waifu collector games and gacha games without forced ads.

Collecting and raising Vanguards through pulls

Vanguards are obtained through gacha pulls. Each Vanguard has her own exclusive weapon and a separate growth path, so raising one does not feed the others. The listing also says costumes are available in a wide range of styles, which change how each Vanguard looks.

The reroll system is the feature the listing gives the most attention. Each day at 10 AM, 100 free pulls refill. The player can reroll as many times as they like until the result is one they want to keep, so the starting roster does not have to be whatever the first few pulls produced. The listing says there is no account reset involved.

Because the pulls refill daily, the free rerolls are a recurring part of the game rather than a one-time setup step. The developer presents this as the way to build a starting roster without a long grind.

Turn-based tactical battles and squad choices

Combat is turn-based and tactical. The listing says that squad composition, positioning and the order in which skills are used decide each battle. A player is therefore choosing who fights, where they stand and when their abilities go off, not just tapping through a fixed sequence.

The listing also describes the Human God's power over time and space as the force the player commands on the battlefield. It gives no further detail on how that power works mechanically, so the description stops at that point.

Affection, romance episodes and the story

Each Vanguard has an Affection level that rises as the player grows alongside her. Max Affection unlocks personal episodes and exclusive stories for that character. The romance side of the game is therefore tied to using and raising specific characters, not to a separate minigame.

The story is set after the Rifts appeared and divine beings called the Forsaken Gods emerged. The player takes the role of a Human God, a figure who is said to have killed a Forsaken God and taken its power. The listing mentions mythology about gods, humans, devouring and salvation, and it says character voices are performed by voice actors and illustrations are rendered in anime style.

Short sessions, idle rewards and where it runs

The listing says idle rewards keep accumulating while the player is away, so the game can be played in short visits rather than long sessions. It also states that there are no forced ads interrupting play.

The game runs on a phone or on PC. The developer's Discord community is linked from the listing for players who want to talk about the game or follow it.