I really enjoyed playing this game and it was nice to play something without in app purchases for a change - though you will watch a lot of adds to keep your health going strong (still don’t even have to do that, but it’s painless enough). The old style graphics were great and brought me back to dragon warrior days on the NES. Someone mentioned there being only 6 levels, but I believe there are 16...you may think it’s over earlier...but “hidden” levels are there, another nice touch to the game. Music was simple enough, but I would have liked to be able to turn the sounds effects down a little, they seemed much louder than the music. All in all, a very simple to play game with a nostalgic feel and easy leveling up system. A job well done and a game worth checking out. Also love PPKP by this same developer.

I love how simple but some what complicated this game Is. So far I am only at the holy temple but the lore is already really deep and not hard to follow. I thought when I was getting this game it was gonna be a ad dump but I was so wrong .I can’t even say I don’t like it taking a long time to heal , the way you heal is a very good Adle game and then you get to fight , adle , then fight , and Adle again . And it is not real strategy rather, you get gold , bye better armor, and get more gold, there is no special abilities ( in this point of the game) so it is a very simplistic easy retro style of games . I was very glad with my decision of getting this game and if you get it I think you will be very glad as well.

Story - It's a simple one; you are the son of a hero that has defeated a great evil with help from a friend or someone close to him. One day, the evil returns as your father mentions you'll have to continue this legacy of being a hero. The father sacrifices his life giving enough time to escape. Difficulty - It's overall an easy game once you get into it. There is a lot of waiting to regain HP, but that's part of the game (Spare Time RPG). Little to no strategy is involved, so don't get too excited when you beat a boss or something.Graphics - It's 8-bit and it has a nice touch to it. A lot of nostalgia just flows once you see it. There could have been more designs or something to make this game standout, but it is a free game that is intended to be using during free time or just when one feels bored.Music - It's good and gets you in that feel of adventure. Dialogue - A lot of it is just some foreshadowing what's to come and sometimes it's quite unnecessary. The translating is a bit off, but with some to little work it's not hard to understand what's going on.Gameplay - I think it's alright for a Spare Time RPG; has a few issues and I wish it would offer a bit more for those just wanting to waste a few hours or so. The mechanics are quite easy (just tap or swipe) and can be done with one hand. You only spend like 3-5 minutes in the game and then wait (depending how low your character's HP is and it's max). There are two types of currency; Medals and Gold, used to upgrade items or access new monsters. One way to level up, EXP from monsters. There are various shops that allow you to buy certain traps that help unlock new monsters and get more gear for the boss you'll face at the barrier.Rating - 8/10 or 4/5

Just like Toshihiro-kun's PPKP, this is another game that you can mess around with when you aren't connected to the internet. Unlike PPKP, which is active gameplay, on this one you just press on the screen. It's like twiddling your fingers, but better. Basically, it gives you a sense of progression with minimum effort.The game doesn't have an energy system, but you recover hp over time or whenever you level. You can't fight without hp. You also have the option of watching an ad to recover hp, or you can just switch over to another one of Toshihiro-kun's games like PPKP, and when you return, your hp will be full again. Just like PPKP, there are things in the game that are intentionally unexplained. For example, how to get gear past a certain point and playing past the King of Darkness.If you want to play this game hardcore, however, it is possible to power rush through the game...GAME SPOILER DO NOT READ SPOILER---------------------------------You don't have to buy every weapon/armor, so save money by alternately skipping armor or weapon.Best gold/exp is earnt by last 3 mobs that only appear on higher floors and with their trap items purchased, so always have all 3 before you go into a dungeon.Higher dungeon does not mean best dungeon. You earn more gold/exp killing a weaker mob with 1-2 hits than stronger mob with 2-4 hits. Hit easier dungeons to level/gold grind until you're strong enough to 1-2 hit the next dungeon.Using above technique, you'll be able to kill bosses before you can go in their dungeon. Do so, as you'll be able to buy better weapons to increase your farming ability.Finally, you can continue grinding by leveling up before your hp runs out. There is a "trick" to refresh enemies without killing them. Thus enabling you to farm only high gain enemies and earning more exp bar than you lose hp.