Angel Salvation ONECLICK GAME Co.,Ltd Demons have invaded the realm of men, In search of the Ring of Solomon. Retrieve the ring and rule the land, Destructi… TouchArcade Rating: Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsDemons have invaded the realm of men, In search of the Ring of Solomon. Retrieve the ring and rule the land, Destruction and catastrophe at your command. Brave heroes the world over are being called to band together to fight the invaders and restore peace to the world. Choose your heroes. Strengthen your team. Unite against the evil demon invaders and save the world. The people need your help. Are you ready? "Angel Salvation" is a combination RPG and puzzle game set in a fantasy landscape with over 300 characters, including warriors, angels, demons, and dragons. You’ll have to strategically collect and assemble them in order to take on a fierce series of enemies. Find yourself hopelessly addicted to getting your heroes stronger, watching them evolve with gained experience, participating in events, and defeating enemy bosses one after another to gain special rare items. Features: ★Unique combined puzzle and RPG playing engine! ★ 300+ stunning characters. Create a powerful team of your own! ★25+ worlds to explore! ★500+ quests, each an unique challenge! ★Daily updates to continue to expand your adventure! ★Invite your friends and use their heroes in battle! ★Much more!! Facebook Login is currently unavailable. Please use Quick Login. We apologize for the inconvenience. Later you will be able to login via Facebook or access your Facebook “Angel Salvation” account by clicking on the Others section from the Menu screen. (Note: Internet connection is required for the app) Information Seller:ONECLICK GAME Co.,Ltd Genre:Action, Adventure Release:Aug 14, 2012 Updated:Nov 21, 2012 Version:1.11 Size:48.7 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (11) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal sugimulm Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2010 2,456 46 48 The last time zone for iOS game releases :( #2 sugimulm, Sep 9, 2012 Free in the US store AnarKitty Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2010 3,654 0 0 Minneapolis, USA #3 AnarKitty, Sep 9, 2012 They added IAP a few days ago, and some are saying the game has been re-balanced to nearly require their purchase. Ugh. GeekyDad Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2012 1,173 0 0 Games Journalist #4 GeekyDad, Sep 9, 2012 Played one battle and ran out of mana. Deleted. oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #5 oooooomonkey, Sep 9, 2012 I just don't even download any of these must be connected to the internet games. Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #6 Exact-Psience, Sep 9, 2012 This is the reason I never got to play this one. I bought it, but never got to play it. I saw the must login to play and i just hit the home button, and deleted it. Not really frustrated, but disappointed as some reviews make it sound like a good take on the puzzle RPG formula. Capricornman Well-Known Member Dec 8, 2011 2,993 0 0 #7 Capricornman, Sep 9, 2012 Must login as in give them my email address? If so then no way and reading these comments above most likely pass!! BGrifter Member Jul 20, 2012 13 0 0 #8 BGrifter, Sep 9, 2012 It doesn't require an email or password, just hit quick play. Been playing this for a few days, loving it. It was well worth the dollar to buy, for free it's a steal. Interesting twist on the Dungeon Raid formula with Persona-style minion evolving mixed in. Invite code: 9FB2211 Friend code: 167453201 GeekyDad Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2012 1,173 0 0 Games Journalist #9 GeekyDad, Sep 9, 2012 No, no it's not. It's trash. It's not worth the download unless you just want to be able to review the game and give it 1-star. In that sense, yeah, it's worth it. Otherwise, it's a complete waste of people's time. One battle before you run out of mana? Nah uh... BGrifter Member Jul 20, 2012 13 0 0 #10 BGrifter, Sep 9, 2012 How on earth did you manage to run out of mana in one battle? The only thing I can guess is you took a high level special event quest or something? If you stick to regular quests you'll level up before you run out of mana, and leveling up refills mana completely. No need to purchase any IAP ever. (I refuse to buy IAP aside from full game unlocks) 3parkbenchhydra Well-Known Member Mar 20, 2012 147 0 0 #11 3parkbenchhydra, Sep 9, 2012 How in the world did you manage to do that? It's quite a feat. Greyskull Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2009 5,588 1 38 Photographer/Social Sciences adjunct/sweet sweet l Fort Lauderdale #12 Greyskull, Sep 9, 2012 Yeah. It happened to me. It's hard to read all of the tutorial lines (it skipped passed a few), and after the tutorial, I read the game guide. It left things somewhat still confusing. I then went to select a battle and chose the star shaped icon, which I guess was a special quest. BOOM, 20 mana gone. App deleted. I suppose, since the Facebook link isn't working and it doesn't appear to connect to GC thatI could reinstall and begin again. I'll see if I get bored...I'm a sucker for match 3 games with RPG elements. retr0spective Well-Known Member May 24, 2011 915 17 18 Riverside, CA #13 retr0spective, Sep 9, 2012 I just tried this out because I am a fan of Match-3 RPGs also. Unfortunately, the battles seemed anti-climactic and uninteresting and the Menus cumbersome. There are several excellent games in this genre such that you really need to do something special for it to be worthwhile, in my opinion. Vovin ð® Spam Police ð Nov 28, 2009 6,514 3 38 Germany #14 Vovin, Sep 10, 2012 What he said! It's hard to run out of mana if you play it correctly, the game itself is deeply addicting and always makes me play "one more round". And your first 35+-combo is quite... orgasmic... orangecan Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2011 1,997 145 63 #15 orangecan, Sep 10, 2012 I'm quite enjoying the gameplay elements themselves but after playing through the tutorial and the help screens I'm still non the wiser as to the other elements of the game like levelling up etc.... Think I'll keep at it for a bit though it definitely has something that keeps pulling me back in awp69 Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2009 8,249 0 36 Greenville, SC #16 awp69, Sep 11, 2012 After reading some of the comments here, I wasn't so sure about this game, but surprisingly have found it pretty enjoyable. I think I've won like six or seven battles so far without running out of mana. But I also don't think I entirely know what I'm doing. The match three battles are pretty slick and I think there's some nice ideas of summoning heroes, using other players characters, etc. That said, I think I'll probably get to point where I get crushed because I don't know if I understand everything in the game. But so far I'm more impressed than I expected to be. Feels like a mix of Puzzle Quest and a deeper RPG with Pokemon elements (that last part is something I never have gotten into so it may throw me for a loop as I get deeper). Only thing I immensely dislike is the whole having to have an Internet connection thing. I understand it with the way you can share your characters, but still annoying. Otherwise, I'd recommend trying it. You might end up deleting it straight away like others have, but not much to lose. Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #17 Misguided, Sep 11, 2012 Those who have said you shouldn't be running out of mana after one quest are correct. This is a neat (and great-looking game). My problem with it is my ability to produce better troops vastly outpaced my ability to use them, which really killed the fun factor. What's the point of making new dudes I can't use. Part of that was I got a 5-star summon from the random thingy very early, but still, it kind of took the fun out of it. Neat idea, but grindy. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. 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They added IAP a few days ago, and some are saying the game has been re-balanced to nearly require their purchase. Ugh.
This is the reason I never got to play this one. I bought it, but never got to play it. I saw the must login to play and i just hit the home button, and deleted it. Not really frustrated, but disappointed as some reviews make it sound like a good take on the puzzle RPG formula.
Must login as in give them my email address? If so then no way and reading these comments above most likely pass!!
It doesn't require an email or password, just hit quick play. Been playing this for a few days, loving it. It was well worth the dollar to buy, for free it's a steal. Interesting twist on the Dungeon Raid formula with Persona-style minion evolving mixed in. Invite code: 9FB2211 Friend code: 167453201
No, no it's not. It's trash. It's not worth the download unless you just want to be able to review the game and give it 1-star. In that sense, yeah, it's worth it. Otherwise, it's a complete waste of people's time. One battle before you run out of mana? Nah uh...
How on earth did you manage to run out of mana in one battle? The only thing I can guess is you took a high level special event quest or something? If you stick to regular quests you'll level up before you run out of mana, and leveling up refills mana completely. No need to purchase any IAP ever. (I refuse to buy IAP aside from full game unlocks)
Yeah. It happened to me. It's hard to read all of the tutorial lines (it skipped passed a few), and after the tutorial, I read the game guide. It left things somewhat still confusing. I then went to select a battle and chose the star shaped icon, which I guess was a special quest. BOOM, 20 mana gone. App deleted. I suppose, since the Facebook link isn't working and it doesn't appear to connect to GC thatI could reinstall and begin again. I'll see if I get bored...I'm a sucker for match 3 games with RPG elements.
I just tried this out because I am a fan of Match-3 RPGs also. Unfortunately, the battles seemed anti-climactic and uninteresting and the Menus cumbersome. There are several excellent games in this genre such that you really need to do something special for it to be worthwhile, in my opinion.
What he said! It's hard to run out of mana if you play it correctly, the game itself is deeply addicting and always makes me play "one more round". And your first 35+-combo is quite... orgasmic...
I'm quite enjoying the gameplay elements themselves but after playing through the tutorial and the help screens I'm still non the wiser as to the other elements of the game like levelling up etc.... Think I'll keep at it for a bit though it definitely has something that keeps pulling me back in
After reading some of the comments here, I wasn't so sure about this game, but surprisingly have found it pretty enjoyable. I think I've won like six or seven battles so far without running out of mana. But I also don't think I entirely know what I'm doing. The match three battles are pretty slick and I think there's some nice ideas of summoning heroes, using other players characters, etc. That said, I think I'll probably get to point where I get crushed because I don't know if I understand everything in the game. But so far I'm more impressed than I expected to be. Feels like a mix of Puzzle Quest and a deeper RPG with Pokemon elements (that last part is something I never have gotten into so it may throw me for a loop as I get deeper). Only thing I immensely dislike is the whole having to have an Internet connection thing. I understand it with the way you can share your characters, but still annoying. Otherwise, I'd recommend trying it. You might end up deleting it straight away like others have, but not much to lose.
Those who have said you shouldn't be running out of mana after one quest are correct. This is a neat (and great-looking game). My problem with it is my ability to produce better troops vastly outpaced my ability to use them, which really killed the fun factor. What's the point of making new dudes I can't use. Part of that was I got a 5-star summon from the random thingy very early, but still, it kind of took the fun out of it. Neat idea, but grindy.
