The story and gameplay are decent for a mobile game. First play through I chose a sorcerer. Good spell choices, aiming interface leaves something to be desired. With it being on a mobile platform the lack of ability to lock on to targets makes casting more difficult. The major bug I found has already been mentioned in previous reviews. "Quest items" are not indestructible. For example, there is a secret in one of the levels where two eyes must be placed within a stone face. Without knowing better, I placed the first eye I'd found only to realize you needed both to "finish" the secret. Upon closing out of the menu, the quest items disappears (statue ate it or whatever) and thus far I haven't found a way to "re-do" those areas on this character. Even with the reset horn, the quest items do not reappear. Other than those two issues, decent game I would recommend to RPG lovers.

Design? Fine. Pricing? Abusive. You get almost no gems naturally and I wasted a lot on blue town scrolls not realizing they were gem paid because the regular red ones are coins based since I have 40k coins laying around I figured I’d use up coins. Edit: after playing the whole current game through on the knight, after you get the heavy chestplate the legendary rapier and the legendary side blade both having gem slots and a couple levels of after fight healing it makes it WAY more tolerable/almost broken the other way from how basically nothing could do lasting damage and it felt amazing like a duelist. The rat summons from the flute are less than worthless unfortunately like even the weakest hired merc or wizard summon even is stronger so the upcoming necromancer bettercome with a LOT of summon improvement or it’ll feel bad bad. Also I feel like it shouldn’t cost gems to get perks from other characters if anything we should be able to spend coins to unlock stuff beyond levels and of course the horn of chaos should be automatic not a gems purchase and or per account permanent as it is. Finally, we NEED to be able to put gems into armor because as is 3-6 slots or less makes them unhelpful entirely. Also the mage should be able to carry blades or something and use his fire spells because spells quickly don’t keep up on damage even with skill perks vs what weapon drops can do from what I’ve seen

I really hate pay to play games, and downloaded this one without much hope for a good game. There are purchases that you can buy to make the game a bit easier or more customized, but it is completely playable all the way through without having to spend a dime. I actually decided to make a purchase just to support the team that made this game. As of right now, only about half of the game is developed. It ends after chapter 3. I’m not sure if the remaining game will be free once it’s released, or if you have to buy the rest of the game. I haven’t seen an option to purchase the remaining chapters, but I absolutely would if they were available. Great job, guys!

This is a solid little ARPG with some surprising levels of thought injected into quests/puzzles. Combat is simple and it looks “good enough”. You have a basic “attack” mechanic that can be powered up by holding the button for a short period of time. Additionally, you can switch weapon builds quickly and without penalty. For example, warrior class can quickly switch to a range weapon. The “aiming mechanic when you charge your ranged weapon is not good. I would recommend a lock on function instead. Tap the mob, then either tap attack or hold down the attack button to charge it. Graphics look good. Your character somewhat reflect the armor/weapons he/she is using. I say somewhat because the shields don’t change - they merely get “bigger” and some of the helmet graphics are shared. I did have the equivalent to Excalibur equipped, which was a flaming sword. Very cool.RPG character building is OK. For a warrior, for example, most of the customization is for passive attributes: strength, cool downs, etc. Story/puzzles. The story and dialogue is nothing to write home about, but the puzzles - though simple - are thoughtful. For example, there is a riddle puzzle that lifts some Tolkien language and there is another quest/puzzle that speaks of strength, which of course means you need to build your strength. Again - simple but thoughtful. Looking forward to the update.