The Nine

Name: The Nine
Rating: 4.6 (23 reviews)
Author: D&D Dream Corp.

Roleplaying

Free · In‑App Purchases

23 Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Roleplaying
Developer

D&D Dream Corp.
Language

EN
+ 3 More
Size

100.8
MB

Game Description With loads of cute action, an RPG with a fresh new concept, NINE! Go on exciting adventures at the tap of a button. Hire up to 21 heroes and train them to create your own powerful party. Features five different regions, and loads of distinct monsters, unique quests, and challenging achievements. With 21 heroes, each with their own color, save the Land of Nine from peril. Train your characters and battle against other players using your party of buffed-up heroes. Secure victories and let everyone know of your awesome power. Game Features +21 cute characters +Each character comes with 3 unique active skills, and 1 unique passive skill +Character training system (level ups, skill upgrades) +Strategic game playing by carefully positioning your characters +5 different regions, 10 different stages +Over 30 different types of diverse monsters and 10 unique bosses +Over 10 different types of items +Multiplayer versus mode (via Game Center, Bluetooth).

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

23 Ratings

Hits the spot
01/13/2015

Juan Pablo of Infamy
This is the kind of game I like. Simple, retro, and NO energy or pay-to-play nonsense. No ads, no b.s. It is a little slow to start, but picks up significantly once you start adding heroes. Nine quickly replaced a handful of games I was into.Just a couple things I might like to see. Some kind of numbering when fighting a group of monsters, especially those who are the same or similar, would be handy. I would target the baddie that would attack first. Also, it would be cool if there were some tap n' hold system within battles, to see hero/enemy and skill info. Mere suggestions....Awesome job, devs. Thank you!
Hits the spot
01/13/2015

Juan Pablo of Infamy

This is the kind of game I like. Simple, retro, and NO energy or pay-to-play nonsense. No ads, no b.s. It is a little slow to start, but picks up significantly once you start adding heroes. Nine quickly replaced a handful of games I was into.Just a couple things I might like to see. Some kind of numbering when fighting a group of monsters, especially those who are the same or similar, would be handy. I would target the baddie that would attack first. Also, it would be cool if there were some tap n' hold system within battles, to see hero/enemy and skill info. Mere suggestions....Awesome job, devs. Thank you!
It's fun but
09/27/2018

...Marczilla...
I got this game about a day ago and I love the concept of it but when you gain experience points they are very small and you could be on for another day trying to upgrade so if you can fix this I'll give it a 5 star.
It's fun but
09/27/2018

...Marczilla...

I got this game about a day ago and I love the concept of it but when you gain experience points they are very small and you could be on for another day trying to upgrade so if you can fix this I'll give it a 5 star.
Good concept
04/09/2015

Mrsalias
The game is simple in its concept but it's addictive and funny
Good concept
04/09/2015

Mrsalias

The game is simple in its concept but it's addictive and funny
Simple....TOO Simple
01/14/2015

Rjfkdjdjvfjx
It's not the worst RPG ever, but the battle system is way too simple and has no depth whatsoever. It consists of waiting for someone's turn to take an action and repeat until the enemy is defeated. It would be better if you just skipped to the next person's turn instead of having to waste your time to wait for it. Active-time battle systems worked in games like the Final Fantasy series because enemies could act while you were making your decision, and faking this system like in this game creates a lack of urgency. I'll let the graphics slide by because they aren't horrible, but not especially charming either. It is easily exploitable (chests reset upon entering an area) and enemy AI is pretty much the same the whole time. It's probably the closest thing to a JRPG that will be free on the app store forever.
Simple....TOO Simple
01/14/2015

Rjfkdjdjvfjx

It's not the worst RPG ever, but the battle system is way too simple and has no depth whatsoever. It consists of waiting for someone's turn to take an action and repeat until the enemy is defeated. It would be better if you just skipped to the next person's turn instead of having to waste your time to wait for it. Active-time battle systems worked in games like the Final Fantasy series because enemies could act while you were making your decision, and faking this system like in this game creates a lack of urgency. I'll let the graphics slide by because they aren't horrible, but not especially charming either. It is easily exploitable (chests reset upon entering an area) and enemy AI is pretty much the same the whole time. It's probably the closest thing to a JRPG that will be free on the app store forever.