Knights of Pen & Paper 2 9+

This feels like a D&D game but you can choose what you want and choose what to focus on and with a five party group. You can choose what to select but some of the classes you find and makes the game more interesting. Yet the twist of the one who is across from the table aka the DM being the final boss was such a twist and well….. there’s one side quest that made me question about what just happened. If you know you know. Even so, GO CRAZY! But now we’re waiting for Knights of Pen and Paper 3 to arrive to mobile soon. Until then. Prepare for that.

Here’s how to be an evil corporate money hungry joy destroying game developer, in three easy steps: 1: Find a great indie game made with love and skill that has a devoted fanbase for their clever, well-balanced, and genuinely innovative gameplay devoid of micro transactions which respects the player at every level. Then buy them out with a small portion of your cruelty-infused corporate raid stash of money. 2: Retool the game to be “free” and a micro transaction nightmare, destroying game balance, any sense of fun or reward in playing the game, and any shred of respect for the player. Rake in the cash in the transition period where the game’s good reputation gradually gets replaced by hate reviews, tanking the game’s reputation so much it gets booted off the App Store. Good job so far, you’ve already pocketed ridiculously amounts of cash just by being ruthless, but wait, there’s more! 3: invent a new game company, whose only product is this zombie of a game, and put it up on the App Store again, raking in yet more cash from the game’s lasting good reputation from the before times. If and when it gets booted off the App Store again once players get wise, rinse, repeat, and make more of that sweet sweet con man money. Congratulations! You are now rich, although we recommend a vomitus bucket next to your bathroom mirror for those moments when what you have left of a soul peeks through your grimace of success and the heaving starts.

Save your time and money and skip this one, it isn’t what it used to be. purchased this game years ago when the game wasn’t free. The game was fun and I spent time unlocking everything. I’d put the game away for a while and then come back to it. Decided I’d come back and play it again after a long while and downloaded this. They did away with the version I paid for and released this monetized monstrosity. It is exactly the same as the version I paid for except now everything is monetized. In order to unlock everything I need diamonds which are scarce. If you want to unlock all the expansions and characters would take a good deal of daily playing and that’s not counting all the other options that you’d want to unlock.

To completely unlock this game as I had it when I bought the paid version would cost me more than a triple A title on a console. Absolutely ridiculous.