Summoner's Greed is a strategy game for Android from developer PIXIO. In it, a wizard guards the kingdom's treasures, and enemies advance along a path that they can pass through. Your task is to summon monsters as allies, arrange them on the field, and use spells to stop the attacking forces.
The game is listed at version 1.108.15. A MOD version is available with Free Purchases and a Mega Menu, which are described separately below.
Summoning Monsters and Building a Defense
Battles take place on a field containing a path that enemies can penetrate. To defend it, you continuously summon different monsters. Orbs are valuable resources that drop from battles, and they are used in the summoning ritual to receive a new comrade. The monsters you gain have different powers based on their rarity, so arranging them in the right positions matters for getting the most out of them. Some monsters attack at close range, while others attack from a distance.
The source material notes that resources from battle are often the key to summoning powerful monsters. It also mentions that many mystical species seen in RPGs, such as hellhounds, can become your allies. If you have enough resources, you can summon more monsters to reinforce your defenses.
The Wizard's Spells
Your companion character is a wizard who guards the kingdom's treasures. This character supports your monsters with different skills. Among the examples given are freezing skills that prevent enemies from reaching you for a period of time. Powerful skills are not immediately available: the game requires resources to unlock them, or you must overcome a certain number of waves. Each wave contains a certain amount of monsters, and rewards from a wave, such as gold, can be used to upgrade your monsters.
The source describes two tactical points about magic. As a magician, you can create magic to eliminate enemies on a large scale. When too many enemies are coming, choosing a suitable position and casting skills is presented as a way to handle difficult situations.
Placement and Monster Roles
Summoner's Greed provides prepared positions where monsters can be placed. Choosing a position requires strategy and attention to the characteristics of each monster. The source gives slimes as an example: some slimes can attack enemies from a distance, so keeping them in the middle positions is suitable for continuous attacks. Other monsters can use unique skills if qualified and can deal a large amount of damage, but their attack range is usually not as far as that of other monsters.
Besides the monsters you summon, powerful heroes also take part in the battle. The source notes that heroes have diverse appearances, which is presented as a reason players keep looking to recruit them.
Monster Rarity and Upgrades
Monsters have a rarity level, starting from common and going upward, and the source mentions trying to find legends in the monster world. The powerful monsters are designed in a cute style that is described as less powerful in appearance. Each monster is familiar in the way RPG monsters such as slimes are. Before placing a monster, you should read its information, because that information helps you understand its characteristics and strengths. It also shows the amount of money needed to upgrade that monster.
Money earned in each match can be spent on upgrades, and the source advises considering upgrades for key monsters. Battles increase in difficulty, which the source says makes players careful about how they use resources. The source also states that power is fully unleashed in battle because you are not in direct control, and it labels this as auto-combat.
Waves, Breaks, and the Gacha System
You build an army from the resources obtained through each wave of monsters. After each wave, there is a break during which you can upgrade your monsters before the next wave begins. The monster summoning ritual works similarly to a gacha system: if you are lucky, a rare monster becomes yours. Collecting many strong monsters involves rolling many times to increase their appearance rate. Over time, the positions on the game screen become filled.
The source also refers to a story element: you unlock the witch's story and learn why the war must take place. Seeing enemies constantly defeated is described as bringing a sense of comfort and confidence to the player.
MOD Features
These two items are the MOD features listed for this version. They are separate from the normal gameplay described above.
MOD Info
Free Purchases, Mega Menu
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