To its credit,the game doesn't force you to BnS NEO Classic Divine Gems spend money to progress. Almost everything can be earned through gameplay. But the sheer amount of time required to do so can feel overwhelming,particularly for newcomers. The monetization model — while not as aggressive as some — still leans heavily into encouraging players to pay for convenience.

The game begins with an epic prologue: your martial arts school is under siege,demons descend,and you're swept into a classic revenge story. It's a promising start,but the pace quickly falters. After the dramatic introduction,you're bogged down with hours of low-stakes faction conflicts and mundane quests involving bandits and fetch tasks. The pacing feels uneven,and the story loses momentum as it tries to stretch what little content it has over dozens of hours.

Even if you enjoy reading quest text and lore,NEO struggles to BnS NEO Divine Gems make its world feel alive. NPCs often lack personality,and quest objectives are repetitive and uninspired.