Disgaea 1 Complete

Name: Disgaea 1 Complete
Price: 32.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (152 reviews)
Author: Nippon Ichi Software, Inc.

Simulation

$32.99 · Designed for iPad

152 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Simulation
Developer

Nippon Ichi Software, Inc.
Language

EN
+ 4 More
Size

1.9
GB

◆ A TRUE REMASTERPIECE, DOOD! The beloved cast of the original Disgaea returns in this remaster for a new generation, now available on Smartphones! ◆ What is Disgaea 1 Complete? The king of strategy RPGs returns! Join Laharl, Etna, and Flonne in their crazy adventure through the Netherworld to crown a new Overlord. Remastered for a new generation, with brand new visuals! Disgaea 1 Complete Mobile is a single purchase game application. There is no DLC or additional purchases necessary to access all content in the game. ◆ Story The Netherworld - a place darker than a pitch-black cave, located deeper than the depth of the seas. It is a cursed land where evil reigns and foul beings dwell. Nobody knows its whereabouts, but everybody fears its existence… The story takes place two years after the death of King Krichevskoy, the ruler of the Netherworld. His son Laharl slept for two full years, unaware of his father’s death, while demons fought for supremacy over the Netherworld. With the help of his vassal Etna and her underlings, the egocentric, megalomaniac Prince Laharl fights his way to become the next king. ◆ New Features for Smartphones - Auto-battle: Let the battle play out on its own! Not only can you leave the stages themselves up to auto-battle but also the Item World as well. With the Auto-Battle feature, you can leave the level grind up to the game. - Battle Speed Boost: Play through the game with between 1x and 8x the normal speed! - Cheat Shop: The popular Cheat Shop returns! Upping the amount of EXP and HL you receive post-battle, enemy strength, auto-heal-- All these features and more can be tweaked in the Cheat Shop. ◆ Cloud Saves iOS systems are supported and you can transfer your save data between platforms. Play on your tablet at home and your smartphone on the go! (IMPORTANT) ID and password backup is the sole responsibility of the user. ◆ Recommended Specs iOS 13.0 and above. (2GB of RAM or more recommended) *Even with the recommended specs, the game may not function properly on certain devices. Depending on the device used, we may not be able to offer support even in the event of unanticipated issues. ◆ Supported Language ・Japanese ・English ・French ・Traditional Chinese ・Korean ◆ PS4 controller compatible (partly) Supports PS4 controller for movement at bases, menus, and operations during battles (some optional menus are not supported) (c)2003-2020 Nippon Ichi Software, Inc. ◆ Search for “Game Variety” for all your apps Check out the rest of our mobile platform titles from Nippon Ichi Software! From console ports to board game classics, there’s lots to enjoy from the “Game Variety” brand of games. See the full listing at: https://nippon1.jp/game_variety/ (Japanese language site)

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

out of 5

152 Ratings

Exceeds expectations for UI
01/31/2020

DjinntoTonic
There’s so many lazy ports to mobile floating around, but the revamped mobile UI in this game is a great example of how to translate a console game into something intuitive. Lots of new tappable icons and context-sensitive controls. The hub world opens up “hot key” icons for shops in chapter 2, so you can really streamline the experience from that point. Only major complaint at the moment is how clunky it is to go from “move character” to “select that character’s action”. Hopefully it’ll get a patch for that, though it’s not game breaking. Autobattle is a treasure for Mobile. Disgaea was already widely known as the game which learned how to make grinding/character raising as interesting and fun as possible. But now they’ve added it in full to the best platform for idle games and tossed a solid autobattle option into it! It’s a match made in grinding heaven... or netherworld as the case may be.
Exceeds expectations for UI
01/31/2020

DjinntoTonic

There’s so many lazy ports to mobile floating around, but the revamped mobile UI in this game is a great example of how to translate a console game into something intuitive. Lots of new tappable icons and context-sensitive controls. The hub world opens up “hot key” icons for shops in chapter 2, so you can really streamline the experience from that point. Only major complaint at the moment is how clunky it is to go from “move character” to “select that character’s action”. Hopefully it’ll get a patch for that, though it’s not game breaking. Autobattle is a treasure for Mobile. Disgaea was already widely known as the game which learned how to make grinding/character raising as interesting and fun as possible. But now they’ve added it in full to the best platform for idle games and tossed a solid autobattle option into it! It’s a match made in grinding heaven... or netherworld as the case may be.
Love It So Far
02/03/2020

markm0722
As a long-term fan of Disgaea games, I’m loving it so far. Very polished. Works great on my iPad Pro. The user interface is fantastic. The fonts are fairly tiny but still crisp and easy to read. I worried about this because there’s a lot of info to display in these games and my eyesight isn’t what it once was. Whew! Surprisingly, it’s actually readable on my phone too. Go figure.It is such a refreshing change from all the freeware crap out there with IAP (pardon my language). Well worth the money for a game that may no doubt amuse me for hundreds of hours. Two thumbs up!Review subject to change as I get further in, but I am very optimistic! Been playing for about an hour. Absolutely no complaints so far. Exceeds my expectations! Beautiful graphics, wonderful music/sound, great voice dialogue, and excellent nearly endless and deep RPG game play!! Yes!!!
Love It So Far
02/03/2020

markm0722

As a long-term fan of Disgaea games, I’m loving it so far. Very polished. Works great on my iPad Pro. The user interface is fantastic. The fonts are fairly tiny but still crisp and easy to read. I worried about this because there’s a lot of info to display in these games and my eyesight isn’t what it once was. Whew! Surprisingly, it’s actually readable on my phone too. Go figure.It is such a refreshing change from all the freeware crap out there with IAP (pardon my language). Well worth the money for a game that may no doubt amuse me for hundreds of hours. Two thumbs up!Review subject to change as I get further in, but I am very optimistic! Been playing for about an hour. Absolutely no complaints so far. Exceeds my expectations! Beautiful graphics, wonderful music/sound, great voice dialogue, and excellent nearly endless and deep RPG game play!! Yes!!!
Awful Controls and Glitchy Auto Battle
02/07/2023

Nickn4ameT4ken
Disgaea is a great game, but unfortunately the mobile implementation does it no favors for reasons that should have been blatantly obvious during development. The touch controls are way too janky, which might be mitigated by auto battle feature, if auto battle worked as advertised. Setting gate priority doesn’t actually target the gate until your char has killed like half the map in the item world. Even with gate priority on and a gate reachable on the very first turn, your character will run past it to fight some random mob and get swarmed first. Even at this price point I would have gotten Disgaea 4 now that it’s out if it weren’t for these issues, but nope, looks like they repeated their mistakes all over I can’t figure out for the life of me why they didn’t include a dpad option for the control scheme, 90% of the free junk in the App Store has it and yet a full console port can’t?
Awful Controls and Glitchy Auto Battle
02/07/2023

Nickn4ameT4ken

Disgaea is a great game, but unfortunately the mobile implementation does it no favors for reasons that should have been blatantly obvious during development. The touch controls are way too janky, which might be mitigated by auto battle feature, if auto battle worked as advertised. Setting gate priority doesn’t actually target the gate until your char has killed like half the map in the item world. Even with gate priority on and a gate reachable on the very first turn, your character will run past it to fight some random mob and get swarmed first. Even at this price point I would have gotten Disgaea 4 now that it’s out if it weren’t for these issues, but nope, looks like they repeated their mistakes all over I can’t figure out for the life of me why they didn’t include a dpad option for the control scheme, 90% of the free junk in the App Store has it and yet a full console port can’t?
Exceeds all Expectations
02/12/2020

James & Jenny
What a delight this is. Not only is Disgaea a particularly delightful game of its genre (get it without hesitation if you have interest in these titles and haven’t played it), Disgaea Complete for iOS an exceptional port, including new features and luxuries, and is packed with quality of life improvements which help to bring an otherwise aged game into modern enjoyment.But, what really surprised me, is the interface for this otherwise complicated game (in terms of inputs) has been skillfully and effectively reworked across the board for fast, intuitive, and reliable touch interaction. New interfaces have been created to solve problems that would have otherwise existed in an adaptation. I am thoroughly impressed.This is the sort of premium title which I sincerely wished was more commonplace on the App Store. Designed with love and care for this specific interface, free of all the F2P hurdles which drag games and game design into the mud, and solidly a delight from start to finish. I do hope it is successful at this opening price point because this sort of release has been rather unprecedented in the App Store and it would be nice if that changed. And I’d love to see some other popular titles from this developer.Great job!
Exceeds all Expectations
02/12/2020

James & Jenny

What a delight this is. Not only is Disgaea a particularly delightful game of its genre (get it without hesitation if you have interest in these titles and haven’t played it), Disgaea Complete for iOS an exceptional port, including new features and luxuries, and is packed with quality of life improvements which help to bring an otherwise aged game into modern enjoyment.But, what really surprised me, is the interface for this otherwise complicated game (in terms of inputs) has been skillfully and effectively reworked across the board for fast, intuitive, and reliable touch interaction. New interfaces have been created to solve problems that would have otherwise existed in an adaptation. I am thoroughly impressed.This is the sort of premium title which I sincerely wished was more commonplace on the App Store. Designed with love and care for this specific interface, free of all the F2P hurdles which drag games and game design into the mud, and solidly a delight from start to finish. I do hope it is successful at this opening price point because this sort of release has been rather unprecedented in the App Store and it would be nice if that changed. And I’d love to see some other popular titles from this developer.Great job!