I’ve been playing Yu Yu Hakusho: Slugfest for a couple weeks now, and it’s clear ZENIFUN put effort into honoring the source material. The character designs, voice lines, and story arcs are pulled straight from the anime—right down to Yusuke’s signature attitude and Hiei’s brooding presence. The combat is action-oriented but not overly complex; you tap and swipe to chain combos and special moves, which keeps things engaging without feeling spammy. Where the game really shines is in its multiplayer dungeons and PvP modes. Teaming up with friends to take down Younger Toguro or competing in the Dark Tournament adds a social layer that many mobile RPGs miss. The auto-battle feature is handy for farming materials when you’re short on time, though I’d recommend manual play for tougher fights to maximize strategy. On the downside, like many free-to-play games, progression can slow around mid-levels unless you’re willing to grind or spend. The gacha system for unlocking characters is a mixed bag—fun when you pull a rare spirit detective, frustrating when duplicates pile up. Still, daily missions and events help keep the currency flowing for F2P players. Overall, it’s a solid pick for anime RPG fans who want something more interactive than a typical idle game.