Almora Darkosen RPG

Has potential, yet this game is evil!!!!

An old-school hack n slash ARPG with beautiful retro graphics. So far it's good. Ads are not too intrusive, only got one in a hour of playing. Some of the features: Long story of Almora Island Over 100 main and side quests Over 1500 different items Mining, digging and crafting Hireable mercenaries Skill tree Main pro: Made by one man army indie dev with love. The game is coming soon on PC and consoles.

If you play Diablo you're definitely going to love this game the art style gameplay and combat system is one of the most unique ones I have seen on mobile games 👍 Pros: good alternative to Diablo if you don't have enough space 👍 Pros: very unique and dynamic gameplay 👍 Pros: lots of quests and things to do in this open world 👍 Pros: very unique combat system and choosing your type of gameplay

I remember the very first RPG I completed on my own. The year was 1999, and Final Fantasy VIII had just been released for the original PlayStation. The game was massive! It was overflowing with cutscenes, minigames, a majestic full score, including the hit Faye Wong single “Eyes on Me,” all spread across four discs worth of material. Of course, it had better have been impressive: The game’s budget was $30,000,000

I found this game accidentally at TapTap. This game reminds me of Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate or any Bioware-like iconic RPG game. It's hard to imagine that this game has been developed for 9 years, and it's all by one person!! The game has tons of content (weapon, magic, dungeons and whatever you think that should exist at authentic RPG games). It ends after approximately 20-40 hours of pure play (depending on your style of play). 

This is a pretty fun game reminiscent of Baldur's Gate and Diablo II. it has a classic element to it and it was only made by just one guy which is pretty cool! the ads are very few and reasonable, and you can but he game to remove it and get some premium things in the game like unlocking some premium chests you may find and gambling and some other things. at first I found navigation of pretty much everything pretty confusing and the UI super cluttered, but I got used to it and it's okay. Most of this game you'll spend in dungeon crawler kind of situations. Even at maximum level plenty of creatures towards the end can still easily kill you if you're not careful so the game is challenging allt he way through. the environments are detailed in unexpected ways, like foliage moving and skulls under your feet rolling out of the way. i wasn't expecting that out of a lower resolution graphics game! I would have appreciated being able to turn on and off the music, as one of the dungeon/cave tracks that plays in many of the maps is super repetitive. Another drawback is the story. It is extremely boring. not because the idea is stale but there is very little development or meaningful engagement with the story and the ending is abrupt and very anticlimactic. I was disappointed with that but the game overall is still lots of fun and totally worth it to play as a vintage feeling top down fantasy hack and slash!