Epic Conquest 2

Let me start by saying that I pour my blood, sweat, and tears into these reviews all so that you, the reader, can know which games are must-play, which are complete flops, and which are the best thing since sliced bread. I’m so serious about this duty—no, this privilege—that I’m willing to do something crazy, like abandon my beloved iPhone to review the Android-only Epic Conquest 2. Luckily, it was worth the trade-off. This gem was created with a team of only four people, but it managed to bring me back to the nostalgic days of single-player offline RPGs.

The content of the game has been relatively complete, and the plot, performance, and character training have all reached the passing level. I have experienced the steam version and the Android version. The Android version has updated more content and can experience more characters. The plot of the game is a classic adventure story of a rookie knight. The plot in the early stage is relatively boring, and the character is shaped through a large amount of text. There are currently 5 characters that can be unlocked in the game, except that Calris thinks the rest are characters encountered in the plot.

Not pay to win, English, nice gameplay. Slow phasing story, unskippable uninteresting dialogs, very slow character development. Character movement & skills are dull and dry. Game is good that it lets you set your own stats build but very limited set of skills, none of the skills is interesting. map is ready weird in showing directions, the game itself doesnt seem to have sense of direction or goal. It would be awesome if you can create your own character rather than being stuck with a preset characters.