Moreover, these features also let you level up and complete some of the more repetitive tasks without much effort.

For example, the automation can help to significantly reduce the monotony of grinding through the story, in the case that you don’t really care about the plot. While games that feature automation to this extent can seem too easy or “hands-off” to some players, the truth of the matter is that it’s not even remotely as OP as it sounds it just helps to take the edge off of some of the more tedious aspects present in most of these games. However, unlike most other mobile MMORPGs that feature automation to an extent, Tamashi is seemingly built around its botting, auto-combat, auto-questing, and auto-grinding features, allowing everyone to progress at a steady pace, without having to sink too much time or put too much effort into it.

The recently released Tamashi: Rise of Yokai has just landed on the mobile game market, allowing users to download it and start their adventures through the world of Glamland as they complete missions, defeat hordes of enemies, and power up their characters and yokai in order to stand up to the evil Demon King.