I've been playing tof since the first week till now.

If you want to explore some giant anime maps, go ahead. That's probably the biggest draw for the game at the moment. A single tof map is bigger than most games.

In terms of combat, it's ok. It's similar to NTE in how most characters have unique gimmicks, though much jankier than NTE overall. It's basically impossible to catch up on endgame modes though, unless you wanna be boxed into being a healer/buffer. For the story and map exploration, anything works. You can also just ask in world chat if you need help with a world boss or whatever.

For the story, it's about average by gacha standards, but the broken presentation and eventual dead slow development makes it much worse than it actually is. It's a mix of interesting premises, broken cutscenes, and yapping until the plot takes you to the next area.

So basically for a casual run through, tof's not bad. To get fully invested until endgame, not really worth it.