Temporal Dark Patterns
This game has 11 reported Temporal Dark Patterns. There are 10 votes indicating the absense of a dark pattern.
3 votes
3 votes
3 votes
1 votes
2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
3 votes
Playing by Appointment
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Being forced to play according to the game's schedule instead of yours.
0 / 3 votes
3 votes
Monetary Dark Patterns
This game has 14 reported Monetary Dark Patterns. There are 19 votes indicating the absense of a dark pattern.
3 votes
Premium Currency
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Exchange rate between real money and in-game currency disguises the real price of items.
3 / 0 votes
3 votes
3 votes
2 votes
1 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Pay to Win
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A player can spend real money to purchase something that gives them an advantage in the game.
1 / 2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Anchoring Tricks
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Placing a cheap item next to an expensive item to make it look more affordable.
1 / 2 votes
3 votes
Accidental Purchases
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Making it easy to accidentally spend money with no confirmation or ability to undo or refund the action.
0 / 3 votes
3 votes
Recurring Fee
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Encourages players to play as much as possible to get their money's worth.
0 / 3 votes
3 votes
3 votes
Waste Aversion
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Capped inventory forces you to destroy items or upgrade inventory. Also, having small amounts of left over premium currency.
0 / 3 votes
Social Dark Patterns
This game has 7 reported Social Dark Patterns. There are 13 votes indicating the absense of a dark pattern.
3 votes
Fear of Missing Out
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If you stop playing you'll miss out on something or be left behind and unable to catch up.
3 / 0 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Social Pyramid Scheme
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You get a bonus for inviting your friends and then they have to invite their friends.
1 / 2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Social Obligation / Guilds
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To avoid letting down your friends, you are obligated to play when you don't want to.
1 / 2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Friend Spam / Impersonation
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The game sends spam to your contact list or social media account.
0 / 2 votes
3 votes
Encourages Anti-Social Behavior
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The game incentivizes players to lie, cheat, or backstab other players to get ahead.
0 / 3 votes
Psychological Dark Patterns
This game has 9 reported Psychological Dark Patterns. There are 12 votes indicating the absense of a dark pattern.
3 votes
Invested / Endowed Value
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Having already spent time and money to improve your status in the game, it's difficult to throw it away.
3 / 0 votes
2 votes
1 votes
Badges / Endowed Progress
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Reluctancy to abandon a partially completed goal, even one forced upon the player.
2 / 1 votes
2 votes
1 votes
Complete the Collection
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The urge to collect all the items, achievements or secrets in a game.
2 / 1 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Variable Rewards
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Unpredictable or random rewards are more addictive than a predictable schedule.
1 / 2 votes
1 votes
2 votes
Aesthetic Manipulations
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Trick questions or toying with emotions or our subconscious desires.
1 / 2 votes
3 votes
Illusion of Control
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The game cheats or hides information to make you think you're better than you actually are.
0 / 3 votes
3 votes
Optimism and Frequency Biases
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Overestimating the frequency of something because we’ve seen it recently or memorably.
0 / 3 votes
App Store Ratings
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Recent Dark Pattern Reviews
Fear of Missing Out reported on Jun 13, 2022
Banners, events, and weekly/daily rewards.
Daily Rewards reported on Jun 13, 2022
There are small login bonuses for repeated daily logins up to 7 days in a row. The chain resets every 7 days (making 7 day loops) and doesn't complete upon interruption or breaking of the chain.
Badges / Endowed Progress reported on Jun 13, 2022
There are small banners that unlock based on the events you participate in and the kind of cards you have. There are also achievements that reward gems or resources for pretty much everything.
Reciprocity reported on Jun 13, 2022
Youre able to pick a card that friends can use to help them in battles. There are certain battles in which a card that is not yours is required to be able to do, but if you dont have friends, you can pick from random player's cards, or the game's guest cards.
Grinding reported on Jun 13, 2022
Lessons, while not DIRECTLY forced onto the player, are a key component of being successful in battles and levelling up cards. You are able to simply not do lessons, but at a certain point your cards will be too underpowered to complete the main story battles without them, leaving you stuck. Lessons are essentially repeated small cutscenes that reward varying small amounts of card xp and resources to upgrade cards. It's possible to both speed up and auto loop them.
Gambling / Loot Boxes reported on Jun 13, 2022
the whole concept of the banners and pulls. There's not a guarantee you'll get the card you want until a substantial amount of gems (free or paid) are sunk into that specific banner. (You will get the featured card 100% after 100 pulls)
Wait To Play reported on Jun 13, 2022
There is no in game cost to playing the main story or the optional twistunes (rhythm game bits). However, lessons require lp (stamina, basically), and the lp bar fully recharges in two hours. There's a wait time to really grind out card upgrades, essentially, but nothing regarding actually playing the game.
Premium Currency reported on Jun 13, 2022
Paid gems are different from free gems and are available for certain purchases only. You can get everything in-game with free gems, but paid have specific pull options. they do not affect pull rates.
Artificial Scarcity reported on Jun 13, 2022
The game revolves around events and banners that pop up periodically and seasonally, and generally last around 2 or 3 weeks each. Many of them have been rerun (theyve returned), but the following year at the same time, kind of thing. Banners = Featured cards with a specific chance of getting them on your pulls. Different cards are featured in different banners, and sometimes the percent chance of getting them is also raised (ie, 60% chance of getting an SR even card vs the normal 40%)
Invested / Endowed Value reported on Jun 13, 2022
It can be viewed that an account with more SSRs, or specific event SSRs are valued more then accounts without them.
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Characters inspired by Disney villains weave wicked schoolyard schemes in this magical adventure featuring rhythm games and RPG-style battles!■Concept, main story, and character designs by Yana Toboso (Original creator of "Black Butler")
SUMMARY
Perhaps there's more to "villains" than meets the eye...
Summoned by a magic mirror to Twisted Wonderland, a world altogether unlike your own, you arrive at Night Raven College, a prestigious arcane academy.
With nowhere else to go, you accept the masked headmaster's hospitality and begin searching for a way home.
You quickly find that the students of this school are as talented as they are dysfunctional—bickering and competition are the perpetual order of the day.
Will you be able to work with them and eventually return from whence you came?
And what secrets lie within the villainous hearts of these students?
■Enjoy simple turn-based battles and rhythm games!
GAME OVERVIEW
You will take History of Magic, Alchemy, and Flight classes alongside the students of Night Raven College.
As you dig deeper into your studies, you will unlock more of the story, which has gameplay divided into three parts:
—Story segments, in which you advance through the tale of Twisted Wonderland
—Battles, in which characters fight by slinging spells
—Twistunes, in which you play a rhythm game and tap along to the music
A deliciously dark and enchanting drama awaits you.
■Featuring characters and dorms inspired by classic Disney movies!
Night Raven College has seven dorms, each of which is home to unique characters:
Heartslabyul Dorm—Twisted from Alice in Wonderland
Savanaclaw Dorm—Twisted from The Lion King
Octavinelle Dorm—Twisted from The Little Mermaid
Scarabia Dorm—Twisted from Aladdin
Pomefiore Dorm—Twisted from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Ignihyde Dorm—Twisted from Hercules
Diasomnia Dorm—Twisted from Sleeping Beauty
STAFF
Concept, main story, and character designs: Yana Toboso
Supported by SQUARE ENIX
Development and management: f4samurai
Logo, user interface, emblem, and icon design: Wataru Osakabe
Backgrounds: Atelier Musa
Planning and distribution: Aniplex
Music: Takumi Ozawa
Opening animation: TROYCA
Audio production: HALF H-P STUDIO
RECOMMENDED DEVICES
iPhone 6s or later, iPad Air (third generation) or later, iPad mini (fifth generation or later), iPad Pro (first generation or later)
Note 1: Please use the above-listed recommendations rather than what is listed on the App Store.
Note 2: Please be aware that we will not be able to provide support or compensation to players using devices other than our recommended devices.