Exiled Kingdoms RPG (By David Ballestrino)
Exiled Kingdoms is a single player Action-RPG that allows you to roam freely through a unique world. It is an isometric game, inspired by some of the best role-playing games from the past decades; it brings back the old spirit of the classics in many ways: a challenging environment, choices with consequences, and a solid game system, with different paths to develop your character.
Explore the world: no one will point you to the best hidden secrets. Talk to hundreds of different characters, each with unique dialogues, and solve dozens of quests. Customize your character with dozens of skills and hundreds of different items. Overcome all kind of monsters and antagonists, choosing carefully the weapons or powers for each encounter. And return to the classical dungeon crawl, with traps and secret doors, and death awaiting the unwary adventurer behind every corner.
Forums and more information: http://www.exiledkingdoms.com
Free version: allows to play as a Warrior or a Rogue. It includes 15 areas, 16 completable quests (others partially completable), and many hours of gameplay, with a level cap adequate to the areas available. More free maps and content will be added with future updates.
Full version: requires a single in-app purchase, which unlocks everything, forever. No other activations are needed. Includes 96 areas, 72 quests (plus 160+ generated quests), hundreds of dialogues, counting over 100,000 words; approximately 80+ hours of gameplay, and more content gets added all the time. Additionally, the full version unlocks the Iron-Man mode (permadeath) and makes the Cleric class available.
STORY INTRODUCTION: A DARK TALE, AND A BRAVE NEW WORLD
A century ago, the Andorian Empire was destroyed by a magical cataclysm that brought The Horrors into our world; humanity was nearly annihilated. Many thousands managed to escape sailing away to the Imperial Colony of Varannar: a savage island, dangerous and unexplored. Mistrust and blame made impossible to elect a new Emperor, and the four Exiled Kingdoms were proclaimed.
Nowadays, the ragtag kingdoms still struggle to survive in a harsh land, often waging war on each other. Empire and the Horrors are, for many, just old legends and fairytales. You are a novice adventurer, rarely paying attention to such old stories; you're more concerned with your latest misadventures and lack of gold.
But for once, luck seems to be on your side. You received a letter from New Garand, stating that you are the sole beneficiary of a big inheritance. You dont remember any relatives in the capital of the Kingdom of Varsilia, but certainly that wont stop you from an opportunity like this! The road to New Garand will reveal many surprises, and will teach you that fairytales and legends can become, in fact, very real.
Amazing old school action RPG with a Diablo vibe
This is a very generous lite version You can unlock the full game for 4.99
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Mini Review
Actually you can save in dungeons in Easy mode, which according to the description has the challenge of normal mode except for quick saving in dungeons and an extra recall... something like that.
AS FOR THE GAME: I am loving it!!! I'm only an hour in and much has happened to me. At that point I bought the game for 3.99USD and am now running a Cleric.
The graphics are a little better than the pictures. But just a little. Runs great on my iPad Air 2. I've got to say I wait a long time between RPGs with battles, user interfaces, and attributes and skill systems I like. This checks a lot of boxes for me.
I especially love the way the attribute system breaks wisdom charisma into "awareness" and "personality". These attributes have real world benefits I am seeing already vis a vis conversation options and perceptions that remind me of Pillars of Eternity.
I also like the simplistic melee combat. With skill buttons and auto attack If you choose.
All in all I can highly recommend this to RPG fans of any kind. 5 stars for me, especially since the story is good so far.
And especially since it's free with a small footprint.
Oh and everything is well explained through tool tips that actually make sense.
Last edited by loox; 09-29-2016 at 11:16 AM.
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I'm really enjoying it but feel like I've encountered a bug.
I bought the full game and when I go to the castle and click on quests it says I need the full game to use. I then buy it again (for free) and it still asks for it.
I just tried starting a new game (with the cleric so I know the purchase worked) and it's still saying I need the full license to get quests at the castle.
Anyone else experiencing this?
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It happened to me once I exited the game restored the purchase and went back to the quests and they were now showing. I think this is a bug yes
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It happened to me once I exited the game restored the purchase and went back to the quests and they were now showing. I think this is a bug yes
Thanks, restored and it worked
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loox
Actually you can save in dungeons in Easy mode, which according to the description has the challenge of normal mode except for quick saving in dungeons and an extra recall... something like that.
AS FOR THE GAME: I am loving it!!! I'm only an hour in and much has happened to me. At that point I bought the game for 3.99USD and am now running a Cleric.
The graphics are a little better than the pictures. But just a little. Runs great on my iPad Air 2. I've got to say I wait a long time between RPGs with battles, user interfaces, and attributes and skill systems I like. This checks a lot of boxes for me.
I especially love the way the attribute system breaks wisdom charisma into "awareness" and "personality". These attributes have real world benefits I am seeing already vis a vis conversation options and perceptions that remind me of Pillars of Eternity.
I also like the simplistic melee combat. With skill buttons and auto attack If you choose.
All in all I can highly recommend this to RPG fans of any kind. 5 stars for me, especially since the story is good so far.
And especially since it's free with a small footprint.
Oh and everything is well explained through tool tips that actually make sense.
Wow definately giving this a whirl now.
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No reason not to try this. I played about an hour for free, and if I like it, one IAP will unlock everything. So no complaints there.
Kind of like a Diablo 1 type game..."old" looking graphics, but reasonably good, especially on an iPhone. Probably a good action-RPG for phones especially.
However...just be aware...the save system is both awesome and brutal. The good news is that you have LOTS of slots, so you can play multiple characters, and each slot is really a folder with multiple save locations. So you're looking at something like 40 slots. And seems to have sync, though I haven't tried that. But you *can't* save in dungeons. And that is harsh. Some will view that as a feature, not a bug. But the enemies re spawn when you leave dungeons, *and* seem to level up with you. So you can't finish part of a dungeon, go back to town, rest/save, then return to finish the dungeon. You need to finish it in one run, generally. And if you die in the dungeon, you lose all progress in that dungeon.
Personally I'd love an update that allowed dungeon saving, but I understand if that's not in the cards.
(And all travel is of the "walk back to town" variety, at least until you're high level or have tons of gold.)
Overall this seems like a super cool game, though, and it's fun. Lots of great customization options and play styles.
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Help!
Is there any way to avoid Adaon?
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Help!
Is there any way to avoid Adaon?
Nope, if you mean in the beginning of the game
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This actually feels more like Siege of Avalon (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Avalon) which is kind of funny because SoA is like the grand-daddy of episodic games predating iOS by many years.
I loved SoA and this "feels" very similar to it in a number of ways. Both have smooth movement, simple combat, and a similar art style.
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Dang I used to be able to do the over 100 mb download over cellular just by re starting my device but I cant seem to do it anymore with IOS 10... so looks like I need to wait to download this after work.
