Free gacha game adaptation of the Taimanin series

Action Taimanin is a gacha game by Gremory Inc. and LiLiTH. The game follows three female ninjas with superhuman strength and this special squadron was formed to fight against terrorism and other dark forces. The action begins with the team recapturing stolen biological weapons—however, the mission goes awry. As a player, you must face unexpected developments and work with new allies in order to save the day.

Few but mighty characters 

Action Taimanin introduces three playable characters: Asagi Igawa, Sakura Igawa, and Yukikaze Mizuki. Each ninja offers a special set of skills. It is up to you to decide which fighting style you prefer.

Asagi is the commander that knows her way around a sword. You can expect her moves to be swift and precise. This trait of Asagi heavily impacts her ability to fight. You must manage her strength wisely—using her abilities all at once will tire her body and mind. On the other hand, Asagi’s sister, Sakura,  specializes in both ninjutsu and double-headed swords. The challenge with Sakura is not with her capabilities but with herself: she is from another dimension. So, you must be careful to avoid the Sakura of the present dimension. Last is Mizuki. She is the youngest of the three but gifted with superhuman strength. She is able to manipulate lightning and fire. You can use these as weapons during battles and you can also use them to create weld guns and pistols. 

Standout manual control 

The storyline and features of Action Taimanin maintain its originality, despite Gremory and LiLiTH’s choice of control. This is one of the rare gacha games—let alone game—that uses any sort of prolonged manual control. Game developers tend to avoid this type of mechanic, lest they become another copy of Honkai Impact. 

The controls, however, will be familiar to those that play mobile games often. They’re basic and ergonomic. They shouldn’t be hard to get used to by those that are new to the mobile gaming scene, either. The girls’ EX skills take up the entire map so you don’t have to worry about losing your opponents or your rewards. These include bonus skills, which can be configured by the card you choose for it. 

Even without manual control, Action Taimanin still stands out. The rendering of the game is seamless. The kicks, punches, and slashes move in a fluid motion yet you can feel the pain of the opponents as the ninjas fight their way to victory. 

Hard-hitting adaptation 

The initial reaction to Action Taimanin was uncertainty. Users were doubtful about how the game would turn out. It’s safe to say that they be at ease knowing that the adaptation does justice to the original series. Both fans and players can immediately jump into the game. It’s easy to follow and the storyline will keep you on edge.