This is an amazingly fun and creative game. Battles work by the main character walking over enemies that at the same level or 1 level higher and die instantly. If the enemy is the same level as you then you take -1 HP. If it is 1 level higher then you can still defeat it, but it does -2 HP. Every enemy you kill gives you 1 EXP, unless you find the hidden Boost that doubles it (2).There are hidden boosts and rare enemies to fight. The battles are simple and differ from normal RPG battles. The game's graphics are cute and colorful. This Zelda-type RPG is truly fun and creative for a iOS game and is really well made. If you're wanting a nice RPG with good graphics, fun gameplay, lots of exploring, helpful hidden objects, and several secret enemies all at the tip of your fingers, then I could not recommend a better game.

This game was so much more than I expected. I loved exploring the world and I loved progressing through the game. The secrets you find occasionally are really rewarding, and the puzzles have the adventure point and click feel of being interesting solutions. I absolutely loved this game and honestly I would have paid money to play it, I am so glad I chose to download this. If you're a fan of the old school adventure games like Legend of Zelda or Hydlide, and enjoy unique puzzles and gorgeous sprite art, do yourself a favor and pick this up!

Why are there people comparing this to the Legend of Zelda. Yeah sure this game has puzzles like in LoZ but gameplay/battle system is more of Ys 1 and 2 as in order to attack you need to “bump into enemies.” But unlike Ys 1 and 2 you can’t angle your character to prevent damage to yourself. This game allow you to gain xp unlike LoZ to become stronger in similarity to Ys were you can become strong enough to not take any direct dmg, inflict instant kill, and not gain xp from lower tier enemies when bumping into them (been a hot minute since I played Ys 1 and 2 so correct me if I’m wrong).Both LoZ and Ys are the same but different when it comes down to the battle system, xp gaining, weapon and armor tier, to name a few.

A quarter of your time will be spent grinding out xp to make the next puzzle possible. Why include tedium in a game? Were the developers padding for the sake of increased playtime? Unfortunately, some of these "puzzles", which you spend a few minutes apiece grinding for, are just "find the false wall, dummy." Not much of a puzzle. Not worth anyone's time. Other than that, without spoiling anything, the final battle feels unnatural and stunted while locked to a grid in a new game mode that is not meant to be grid-based. The graphics, story, and polish show that the developer does care about the game but that doesn't excuse or explain the massive blunders that carried into the final design. Neither great nor bad, it occupies the same forgettable place that many games do.