ドタバタ傭兵団

Adventure game with a simple concept and artwork. Initially we only had 1 nakama to accompany the adventure. As the level increases, the nakama can increase, but you have to upgrade in training ground. Has 2 kinds of upgrades, blue gems for ordinary, red gems for special skills. Red gems can be obtained from dungeons. Some buildings and features have different level requirements. Thanks and see you next game...

If it wasn't rigged to where you only get common hero draws from the pub, it would be a pretty good game. Without being able to level up your upper class heros, you hit a wall of progression to where you almost have to spend money to continue. Yet another aggressive microtransaction game. Steer Clear.

A new rpg has dropped for iOS and Android called Rumble Heroes and its a fun game and it is free. Rumble Heroes: Adventure RPG is a type of free RPG with super simple, one-handed gameplay. As the name suggests, the gameplay is similar to beat em ups but with cartoonish 2.5D graphics. One thing players will notice is that this game is similar to Vampire Survivors and other games just like it but in a more cute fashion. the story is basically an adventure RPG, dark knights abduct a princess.

I was pulled into Rumble Heroes by its colorful cartoon look, but I've been obsessed with it for over a week now because the core gameplay is just extremely satisfying and addictive. The core of Rumble Heroes's mechanics seems to be inspired by auto-attack games like Vampire Survivors. I gathered together a small team of heroes, and whenever I got near enemies, they would automatically attack them, earning experience for my account to level up and meat that I could feed to the heroes to power them up.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Playtime: ~3.5 hours Full Review Link: Rumble Heroes: Adventure RPG does RPG leveling well. You begin your journey as a lone wanderer and slowly build a small army that is able to take on increasingly more difficult enemies. There is a pretty steady amount of progression and completing the missions that are often just kill “X” enemies managed to be fairly enjoyable. Combat is automatic with your characters attacking the enemies in range. You gather resources to both level up skills and unlock later areas. The game also offers dungeons which can drop loot that can be used to give you a team wide buff. While the game does have the dreaded microtransaction store. It never feels like you have to pay in order to progress the game. This, however, more than likely happens much later into ones playtime. For the three and a half hours I played the game, I enjoyed it. Thus, I would recommend you give the game a try.