Prado Traveler - Fitness RPG 4+

I did not expect a ton from a game with so few reviews but it highly surpassed my expectations. RPG component reminds me of old school Diablo where you explore the map, collect loot, buy and sell in town, etc. The game offers 3 character classes - a magician, a thief and a warrior. You get to equip them in armor, jewelry and weapons. As health and mana get low, you use some of the loot you collect to brew spells or cook meals. There is a cooking and alchemy levels in addition to your overall character level. The game requires maybe 5-10 minutes a day as progress depends precisely on how many steps you have taken so you do have to give it permission to gather your activity data from your watch or another smart step counter. I love that. There’s the ability to party up with up to three other players. So the advancement can speed up in parties of 4. Just like with other RPG‘s, the thrill of finding something unique is exciting and that’s why the game is holding my attention. I also love the immaculate pictures of magical items and other loot. Seems very well done and not buggy at all!

This is a wonderful side fun adventure game that progress based on your steps each day. Exceptionally simple and well done with ways to cooperate with others (share steps), competitive (PvP off your abilities and spells), crafting, side paths, etc. Even better is that they have a reserve bank for any steps that go beyond the quest are saved. You can use when you need to finish something quick at another time. There isn’t a story for this game, and it doesn’t really need one.
The development team are responsive with their updates, which feel like every week, and have been adding new things to try.
You will be surprised how much more you walk each day just because you want your team to do well. I would encourage anyone who is eager to find an app to push them to be more active to try it out. Very fun, simple, and great adventure to get fit!

This is exactly what I was looking for. A passive RPG that uses your steps to explore dungeons in game. It syncs with your steps even if the app is closed so you don’t need to have it open or in the background. You can open the app when you’re free progress the dungeons and see what loot you found after you’ve walked enough.

One of the biggest and most unique pluses of this game is the multiplayer coop. You can team up with other people and both yours and their steps will be counted together towards the steps to complete the dungeon. Not only that, but your party members fight with you, so their class/equipment matters, and you really feel like a team.

You can tell it’s a small budget game, really more of a text based adventure. But the art is great, and the devs seem to be constantly trying to update and improve the game.