What is Myth Requiem?
Ever wanted to build a god-tier army of mythological legends without the stress of a competitive ladder? Myth Requiem lets you collect nearly a thousand creatures and lead icons like Sun Wukong into auto-battle. It's a low-stress dive into divine power that's basically a collector's dream.
Gameplay
Look, if you're coming from TFT or Hearthstone Battlegrounds, you've gotta shift your headspace. Myth Requiem isn't a high-pressure competitive climb; it's more of a mythology-themed idle RPG. Your core loop is simple: you grab legendary heroes like Sun Wukong or Ulysses, figure out their synergies, and let them rip. You'll spend most of your time in 'Marathon' mode, which is basically a numbers game. It's addictive if you love watching your power scale, but it's definitely more about the long-term build than quick pivots.
The real draw here is the bestiary. There are over 950 creatures to capture and catalog, which is wild. You'll spend hours experimenting with legendary combos to see what actually works when you're taking on things like the Hydra of Lerna. It's less about a single match and more about the slow burn of divine power. But be warned, it's a bit janky. Since it leans so hard into the idle side, you'll hit moments where you're just... waiting.
Some players are already praising the "Strategic Auto-Battles: Manage synergies and deploy your companions for small skirmishes to global wars," but in practice, it can feel a bit passive. It doesn't have that 'pivot or die' energy you get in hardcore autobattlers. It's a solid 7/10 time-killer that's perfect for running in the background while you do other stuff. It's not a masterpiece, but for a free-to-play title, it's a decent way to scratch that collection itch.
Key Features
- Bestiary with 950+ collectable creatures
- Hero rosters featuring Sun Wukong and Ulysses
- Infinite scaling via Marathon mode
- Low-stress mythology-themed idle combat
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Verdict
“this is a thumbs up for the reason of it looking like it could be lots of fun, also offering your work for free... But as long as I find no way to adjust text size I sadly will not be able to play fur…”
Grab this if you want a chill, free-to-play collection game to run in the background. If you need high-stakes strategy or a polished UI, you should skip it.
Play for Free →* Price at time of publication (checked 18.06.2026). Prices may vary by region and are subject to change. This is an editorial review, not a commercial offer.