Tap Force: Retro RPG 9+

Name: Tap Force: Retro RPG
Rating: 4.5 (358 reviews)
Author: Race Cat

Auto Battle Gacha Fighter

Race Cat

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 358 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Travel back to the nostalgic '90s era and bring justice to the streets of Metro City in this all-new auto battle RPG!

Recruit a team of retro 16-bit pixel fighters and watch them battle enemies, bosses, and other players from around the world. Arm your citizens by expanding your weapon shop business that runs even while you are offline!

• Recruit & train 16-bit pixel fighters to form the toughest fighting team
• Sell weapons to your citizens by opening a variety of martial arts weapon shops
• Fight through hundreds of levels in the campaign which span multiple unique stages
• Face off against other players in the PVP Arena and climb the ranks for special rewards
• Join clubs with other players where you can chat with friends and compete in special group events
• Beautiful 16-bit retro pixel art aesthetic
• Featuring music from Mitch Murder

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May 6, 2024

Version 1.84

Update Notes:
- NEW Training Room. Fight against practice dummies in a 6v6 or 6v1 battle type. Must be XP 50. (Tap the top right golden glove icon before a battle).
- Bug Fixes & Polish.

4.5 out of 5

358 Ratings

Obsessed!!!

Loved Matchland, so I was so happy when I saw another game by the same devs. The polish, art and music are amazing, I can’t put my phone down. Obsessed!

Crashed

The app forced a mandatory update to continue playing. I updated it through the App Store and now the application won’t open without crashing. I am running the latest version of iOS and I can’t even get into the app.

Not a F2P game.

As expected, Tap Force is pretty much following the same schedule as Match Land: you gotta pay to play. Sure, it starts off fun and has a lot to do but then it immediately turns stale and you realize the only way to progress outside of a snail’s pace, is to cough up $$$$. Not to mention some of their bundle prices are ridiculously priced.

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