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Expon
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Thumb is just a manlet index finger.
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OK ape man, some of us have evolved
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Been playing mostly interactive fiction RPGs on mobile. Any suggestions?
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Sorcery! is pretty neat. I'm playing it now on my tablet. Fantasy CYOA RPG type. I like it.
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I have played it but I hated the lack of challenge as you could easily go back and redo so that kind of ruined it for me
Played this a bit tonight. Still in development, but promising. I've played way worse mobile games. Runs well on a Moto Z3
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.baldricksoft.moonshades_dungeon_crawler
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.baldricksoft.moonshades_dungeon_crawler
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Hey, this game is not bad at all. I'm pleasantly surprised. It's a blobber RPG for free with some depth for mobile. I like it.
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I don't mean to spaz out over a mobile game, but double quoting for emphasis. This game is like, really good. Very polished and slick and quite a level of depth to it. Don't sleep on this one, guys. Thanks again, Contagium !
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Enter a dungeon, fight , fight and fight again. Are these games Action games or RPGS?
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It's a proper, polished dungeon crawler/blobber. You get two main characters whom you could build in a myriad of unique and interesting ways. There's lots of loot including crafting recipes and things like runes. There are puzzles, hidden walls, treasure and challenging combat and resource management. It's a real game and the best blobber I've played on Android. It's good.
I happened to search for Wandroid and it popped up. Checked out the Facebook page and he's adding new areas and whatnot. The dev says it's the first game he's developed...shows you what a passionate fan of the genre can do with some strong motivation
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Yeah, it really seems like a labor of love. He did very well for his first game, I'm thoroughly enjoying it. I hope there's enough gametime to sustain a decent amount of playtime with it. Seems there's a few dungeons you can unlock as well.
Question, do you know how to fast travel? Do I simply need to find another teleport pod?
I haven't made it that far in it yet. I cleared the Blacksmith area and went downstairs, killed a few skeletons and leveled up. I stopped playing to post about it here. My overwhelming excitement to find a decent mobile blobber needed to be shared
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Nice.
Turns out you unlock teleport stations and it's really simple.The guy who madr this should do a PC port. I might try and contact him about it. The game is good enough.
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d1nolore
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Nice.
The guy who madr this should do a PC port. I might try and contact him about it. The game is good enough.
Sweet was going to ask if there was any quick travel since enemies respawn when you go back levels.
So far it's good, fun for a free android game. Only small gripe is there are too much item drops, I seem to be swapping items after nearly every encounter.
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Yeah, inventory fills up a bit fast. I end up destroying stuff to keep going without going back to sell things.
Glad to see others playing it. I'm near the 3rd level teleporter now.
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I'm also tinkering with Siralim 3 and enjoying it. It's a pretty deep turn-based, monster collecting RPG wit over 700 monsters you can collect and breed and possibly thousands of hours of gameplay! Tons of content and petty decent customization of monsters with solid turn-based combat. For $5 it's a good bet.
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Siralim 3 is pretty cool. You can use a group of up to 6 monsters, each with a unique trait. You can also equip them with an artifact and spells in the form of gems, and they level up, grow and can even be bred. There's a lot of turn-based combat and it's a bit grindy but in a fun way.
My favorite aspect is the party building. So far, my group is:
A Paladin type that deals good damage and can cast magic.
A scout type who can do decent damage and has great speed.
A troll that hits like a truck.
A forest spirit that auto raises speed of the group after each round.
An imp hexer who is like a shaman type.
A unicorn that upon attacking has a 50% chance to raise a dead ally. (Your group members may die a lot but they are auto healed after battle.)
You can catch over 700 monsters and breed even more. It's a lot of fun putting together an interesting group that has synergy and chemistry. Tough boss battles and lots of loot to find too. You also level up your main character who doesn't fight but gets perks to help the group and can be one of 5 class types.
For $5 it's well worth playing for 15 minutes at a time or more. I've sunk 3 solid hours into it so far and plan to keep going.
On the Moonshades front, I've contacted the dev. Hoping to hear back from him soon. I told him he should do a PC port or Kickstarter. He is very good at making games. I've been switching between Siralim 3, Disco Elysium, Moonshades and Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic on mobile. All 4 are well worth playing!
My favorite aspect is the party building. So far, my group is:
A Paladin type that deals good damage and can cast magic.
A scout type who can do decent damage and has great speed.
A troll that hits like a truck.
A forest spirit that auto raises speed of the group after each round.
An imp hexer who is like a shaman type.
A unicorn that upon attacking has a 50% chance to raise a dead ally. (Your group members may die a lot but they are auto healed after battle.)
You can catch over 700 monsters and breed even more. It's a lot of fun putting together an interesting group that has synergy and chemistry. Tough boss battles and lots of loot to find too. You also level up your main character who doesn't fight but gets perks to help the group and can be one of 5 class types.
For $5 it's well worth playing for 15 minutes at a time or more. I've sunk 3 solid hours into it so far and plan to keep going.
On the Moonshades front, I've contacted the dev. Hoping to hear back from him soon. I told him he should do a PC port or Kickstarter. He is very good at making games. I've been switching between Siralim 3, Disco Elysium, Moonshades and Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic on mobile. All 4 are well worth playing!
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Back to Moonshades. I've put in several hours and it really holds up throughout. The dungeons are cleverly designed with secrets, puzzles and locked doors. The upgrading gear via runes is basic but fun, makes finding runes worthwhile. The game is getting more challenging and you have to use your combat abilities to win. I'm really impressed so far, there seems to be a lot of genuinely well crafted and handcrafted content for the entry price of free. I'd pay $10 for it, on PC maybe $20 if he had enough hours of content created. Check it out guys, it's a fun one.
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