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Vivid World is a fresh take on the party-building roguelike auto-battler formula. Characters here have been reimagined as living jewels, and the game asks you to assemble, upgrade and manage a glittering roster to clear increasingly dangerous dungeons. If you liked Vivid Knight, you’ll recognize many of the quirky faces-only redesigned and retooled for deeper strategy.

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What stands out is the expanded party-building. Collect multiple copies of the same jewel to merge and strengthen them, stacking synergies that can radically change how your team performs. The new Orbs system adds another layer of customization: equipping Orbs to individual characters opens up many ways to craft unique builds and counter different dungeon challenges.

Battles play out automatically, but the tactical layer is far from passive. During combat you use Gems to support your party - either combining Gems for powerful combo effects or unleashing single Gems at decisive moments. That flexibility gives you more agency in automated fights and rewards planning and timing as much as raw power.

Resource management is meaningful and often tense. Jewels can be bought, sold and merged, so each decision about whether to reinforce a single unit or diversify your team matters. Push your luck too far and you may find yourself trapped in a brutal Underworld dungeon with no easy way out, which keeps runs exciting and risky.

Beyond mechanics, the game hints at a mysterious world. As you conquer dungeons and deepen bonds with the jewel-characters, you’ll uncover secrets about who they were and why they’ve been transformed. The flavor and character interactions add charm and a reason to experiment with different crews.

Pros:
- Deep party-building with merges and Orbs for customization.
- Strategic auto-battles that reward thoughtful Gem use.
- Risk/reward resource management that keeps runs engaging.
- Charming, mysterious setting with characters redesigned from Vivid Knight.

Cons:
- Auto-battle format may feel repetitive to players who prefer direct control.
- High-risk decisions can sometimes lead to frustrating dead-ends in runs.

Verdict: Vivid World blends accessible auto-battle action with a surprisingly deep party- and resource-management loop. It’s a good pick for players who enjoy roguelike progression, build experimentation and strategic decision-making. Vivid World can be downloaded to try for yourself.